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I try to test if onmessage is a proper function. Here is a test: describe(".init(address, window)", function() { beforeEach(function() { address = 'ws://test.address'; window = {}; e = { data: {} } spyOn(window, 'WebSocket').and.returnValue(function() {return {onmessage: null}}); spyOn(subject, 'handleMessage'); }); it("should create a WebSocket client which connects to the given address", function() { subject.init(address, window); expect(window.WebSocket).toHaveBeenCalledWith(address); }); it("should have onmessage method overriden with a function which handles message", function() { ws =

I'm trying to test some views, that are using <a ui-sref='someState'>link</a> to link to other states in my application. In my tests I'm triggering a click on this elements like this: element.find('a').click() How do I test, if the state is switched to someState ? It would be easy, when using $state in my controller like this: // in my view <a ng-click="goTo('someState')">link</a> // in my controller $scope.goTo = function(s) { $state.go(s) }; // in my tests spyOn($state, 'go'); element.find('a').click() expect($state.go).toHaveBeenCalled() But when I use ui-sref I don't know what object to

We've recently updated from Angular 5 to Angular 6, and with it RxJs 6. As part of the migration, the timer usage has changed from: Observable.timer() to timer() There are a number of places in our tests where we mock timer observables with the following pattern. let timerObserver: Observer<any>; beforeEach(() => { spyOn(Observable, 'timer').and.returnValue(Observable.create( ((observer: Observer<any>) => { timerObserver = observer; }) )); }); it(`should not have any notifications by default`, () => { timerObserver.next(''); ... }); Does anybody know how to migrate this pattern across? Edit: I

I'm struggling with testing an AngularJS factory using Karma + Jasmine. I am unable to inject my factory to OfficerValidationService variable. What am i doing wrong? Note: the file is loaded properly Factory: 'use strict'; angular.module('darthvader').factory('OfficerValidationService', [function(){ var OfficerValidationService = {}; OfficerValidationService.something = function() { return true; }; return OfficerValidationService; }]); Code: 'use strict'; (function() { describe('OfficerValidationService Spec', function() { var OfficerValidationService; beforeEach(function() { angular.module(

I have a function that calls the geolocator and i don't know how to test this function. I've tried spying on the geolocator and returning fake data but with no success, the original function is still used and so i would have to wait and i couldn't use mock data. // this doesn't work var navigator_spy = spyOn( navigator.geolocation, 'getCurrentPosition' ).andReturn( { coords : { latitude : 63, longitude : 143 } } ); How can I do this? When you call the geolocation code, it looks like this: navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(onSuccess, onError); This means that you're calling it and

I am writing an end-to-end test using Protractor for my Angular application. I can mock httpBackend for unit test but I want to actually call the server and get the JSON response back and write tests again the data returned. I have read a lot on stackoverflow but can not understand how this is done. Do I use $http? How do I inject it into my Jasmine tests? How do I get the response JSON back into my Jasmine test? any help or links to resources with instructions on doing this will be helpful. Again I do NOT want to mock to server, I want to hit the server and get the JSON back. Thanks! I'm