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I want to retrieve a list of elements on a page, and for each one, create a test spec. My (pseudo) code is :- fetchElements().then(element_list) { foreach element { it("should have some property", function() { expect("foo") }) } } When I run this, I get "No specs found", which I guess makes sense since they are being defined off the main path. What's the best way to achieve dynamically created specs? There are major problems preventing it to be easily achieved: the specs you are creating are based on the result of asynchronous code - on the elements Protractor should first find you can only

As indicated in this stackoverflow answer , it looks like Karma will serve JSON fixtures. However, I've spent too many hours trying to get it to work in my environment. Reason: I'm doing angular testing and need to load mock HTTP results into the test, as Jasmine doesn't support any global setup/teardown with mock servers and stuff. In my karma config file, I'm defining a fixture as so: files: [ // angular 'angular/angular.min.js', 'angular/angular-route.js', 'angular/mock/angular-mocks.js', // jasmine jquery helper 'jquery-1.10.2.min.js', 'angular/jasmine-jquery.js', // our app '../public/js

I'm testing a backbone view with Jasmin, Simon and jasmin-simon. Here is the code: var MessageContainerView = Backbone.View.extend({ id: 'messages', initialize: function() { this.collection.bind('add', this.addMessage, this); }, render: function( event ) { this.collection.each(this.addMessage); return this; }, addMessage: function( message ) { console.log('addMessage called', message); var view = new MessageView({model: message}); $('#' + this.id).append(view.render().el); } }); Actually, all my tests pass but one. I would like to check that addMessage is called whenever I add an item to this

I'm trying to test a new directive I'm writing. However, I can't seem to get the keydown event to trigger with jQuery inside Karma/Jasmine. Here is a simplified version of the test : 'use strict'; describe('', function() { var $compile; var $scope; beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, _$rootScope_) { $compile = _$compile_; $scope = _$rootScope_.$new(); })); describe('Getting Trigger To Work', function() { it('Should Trigger a KeyDown Event', function() { var el = $compile('<form name="testing"><input id="field1" name="testfield" ng-model="result" type="text" ng-minlength="5" ng-maxlength="50

I'm unable to get my unit test to work properly. I have a $scope array that starts out empty, but should be filled with an $http.get(). In the real environment, there'd be approx 15 or so objects in the array, but for my unit test I just grabbed 2. For the unit test, I have: expect($scope.stuff.length).toBe(2); But jasmine's error is: Expected 0 to be 2. here's my controller.js: $scope.stuff = []; $scope.getStuff = function () { var url = site.root + 'api/stuff'; $http.get(url) .success(function (data) { $scope.stuff = data; }) .error(function(error) { console.log(error); }); }; and my

I'm using Karma with Jasmine for my tests. In some tests, I have large objects that the test relies on. When I do something like expect(obj).toEqual(expectedObj); and obj != expectedObj , I get an error message in my terminal. But this error is really long , because it includes both of the objects, and it's very hard to see, in what parts the two objects are different. So, is there any highlighter for the terminal, that can be used along with karma? This way, it would be much more easy to figure out, what's wrong. I had the same problem and what did it for me was karma-jasmine-diff-reporter .

Similar question was already asked some time ago How do you debug Jasmine tests with Resharper? What is suggested there doesn't really work for me (place debugger; in test code). Each time the tests are run, a new browser window opens and thread jumps through debugger. Is there any way to make it work? And also is there any way to debug jasmine tests with phantom runner and Resharper? Thanks in advance To debug in the browser, add the code below to your js test file. jasmine.getEnv().currentRunner_.finishCallback = function () {}; Resharper won't be notified that the test has finished so we

I can't seem to get Protractor to realize that Angular is loaded and running. When it opens Chrome my app loads fully in the browser, so I know that Angular is loaded and running correctly. The config file: exports.config = { seleniumServerJar: 'C:/Dev/PrismWeb/selenium/selenium-server-standalone-2.35.0.jar', seleniumPort: null, chromeDriver: 'C:/Dev/PrismWeb/selenium/chromedriver.exe', seleniumArgs: [], seleniumAddress: null, allScriptsTimeout: 110000, specs: ['c:/dev/prismweb/test/e2e/*.js'], capabilities: {'browserName': 'chrome'}, baseUrl: 'http://localhost:8080', rootElement: 'html',