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I have a simple router guard and I am trying to test the canActivate( route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot ) . I can create the ActivatedRouteSnapshot like this new ActivatedRouteSnapshot() but I cannot figure out how to create a mocked RouterStateSnapshot . Per the code I tried... let createEmptyStateSnapshot = function( urlTree: UrlTree, rootComponent: Type<any>){ const emptyParams = {}; const emptyData = {}; const emptyQueryParams = {}; const fragment = ''; const activated = new ActivatedRouteSnapshot(); const state = new RouterStateSnapshot(new TreeNode

I have some tests that fail in PhantomJS but not other browsers. I'd like these tests to be ignored when run with PhantomJS in my watch task (so new browser windows don't take focus and perf is a bit faster), but in my standard test task and my CI pipeline, I want all the tests to run in Chrome, Firefox, etc... I've considered a file-naming convention like foo.spec.dont-use-phantom.js and excluding those in my Karma config, but this means that I will have to separate out the individual tests that are failing into their own files, separating them from their logical describe blocks and having

I want to obtain a report of all successful jasmine specs runned with karma, something like you obtain when using jasmine alone. Is there anyway to achieve this? Try this quick plugin I wrote: https://github.com/dtabuenc/karma-html-reporter Tripp Lilley tl;dr Yes, but it's non-trivial, and even more so if you want --auto-watch . So, basically, no :-( Blame it on lib/reporters/Progress.js , which swallows successful test results and spits out a summary line for each browser. If you're determined, though, you have (at least) two non-trivial ways (in v0.9.2 ) of getting a "good enough" result

I know how to do it in Mocha but want to know how to do it with Jasmine. I tried this describe('test promise with jasmine', function() { it('expects a rejected promise', function() { var promise = getRejectedPromise(); // return expect(promise).toBe('rejected'); return expect(promise.inspect().state).toBe('rejected'); }); }); However, the state is always pending and, of course, the test fails. I couldn't find any example online that I could make it work. Can someone please help me with this? Thanks. To test asynchronous code with jasmine you should use its async syntax , e.g.: describe('test