jasmine

I'm gonna preface this question by saying I've already gotten a test to work for my "LoginCtrl" which performs almost the exact same task. I'm sure this is an issue of something really small I've overlooked. Thanks in advance for any help :) I've set the expected value/response for httpBackend for my test, but when I run httpBackend.flush() , it's as if I never set the expectation. Testing code: describe('user register', function () { var scope, RegisterCtrl, httpBackend, userJohnDoe, userJohnDoeRegistered, Restangular; // TEST beforeEach(module('LR.User.Register')); describe('RegisterCtrl',

Is there a way of getting the name of the currently running test? Some (heavily simplified) code may help explain. I want to avoid the duplication of "test1" / "test2" in the calls to performTest : describe("some bogus tests", function () { function performTest(uniqueName, speed) { var result = functionUnderTest(uniqueName, speed); expect(result).toBeTruthy(); } it("test1", function () { performTest("test1", "fast"); }); it("test2", function () { performTest("test2", "slow"); }); }); UPDATE I see the information I need is in: jasmine.currentEnv_.currentSpec.description or probably better:

I'm using jasmine on an angular2 project and having some trouble writing a custom matcher for a test. I want to be able to compare two relatively complex objects. I found this article which claims to solve the issue but it simply results in a typescript error stating that it doesn't recognize the new method on jasmine's Matchers object. The relevant code is this: declare module jasmine { interface Matchers { toBeNumeric(): void; } } Another article gives a similar, but slightly different solution that gives the same error. declare namespace jasmine { interface Matchers { toHaveText(expected:

Ive just upgraded Angular2 from RC3 to RC4 ... import { expect, it, iit, xit, describe, ddescribe, xdescribe, beforeEach, beforeEachProviders, withProviders, async, inject } from '@angular/core/testing'; In my unit test I have the following code ... beforeEachProviders(() => [ {provide: Router, useClass: MockRouter} ]); This works fine but since moving to RC4 I have a deprecation warning on beforeEachProviders . Anyone know what the new way of doing things is? Or should I import beforeEachProviders from somewhere else instead of '@angular/core/testing'? mifish You will need to import

Here is my code, I've made a Plunker as the code is long: describe("create", function(){ it("Should be defined", function(){ expect(BaseService.create).toBeDefined(); }); it("it should POST to http://api.test.com/TEST/", function(){ /*** * * NOT TO SURE WHAT TO DO HERE * */ }) }); http://plnkr.co/edit/s8P2XlkfR6HfGuj8WIcb I am new to Unit Testing so I am having a bit of trouble working out how to assert the following: If the method is going to x url If the method is using x method (e.g. GET, PUT, POST or DELETE) If the data passed to the method is the same as the data that is sent in the call

I already asked this question where the main point was scope doesn't exists in terminal but it exists in Chrome debugging tool. Despite the answers it didn't get fixed. The question is what is the right syntax to test the bellow directive, especially the line expect(scope.measurementScroll).toBe(true); . While digging through web i couldn't find any similar question most questions are related to $q.defer() where in my case there is underscore method _.defer() Controller 'use strict'; angular.module('myApp') .controller('MeasurementsTimelineCtrl', ['$scope', '$state', 'Measurements', function(