jasmine

问题 I have noticed a strange behaviour when testing my code with jasmine. One test fails when executed together with the other tests in my spec. When called alone the test passes. The test asserts the script A.js that depends on script B.js which offers the method "Create". I create inside the test a spy for the "Create" and invoke script A.js (A.init) that will load some data (loadData with returns again a promise) and then call the "Create" method 5 times (once the loadData-promise is resolved)

问题 I have a project that looks like: I am trying to get Karma/Jasmine working as the test framework. I tried replicating this project: https://github.com/juliemr/ng2-test-seed, modifying it to my needs. I have a mock test in test folder that I am trying to get to run. Though, when I try to do the npm run test this is what I get: I am not sure if my file paths are correct in the karma-test-shim.js / karma.conf.js as I'm still relatively new to working with npm/node projects. Here is my karma-test

问题 As an exercise, I am trying to convert the karma unit tests included in the angular-seed repo from js to coffee script. In particular, I am having problems with the tests/unit/directivesSpec.js test set, which defines a simple value service. Here is my coffee script code: 1 describe 'directives', -> 2 beforeEach module 'myApp.directives' 3 4 describe 'app-version', -> 5 it 'should print current version', -> 6 module ($provide) -> 7 $provide.value 'version', 'TEST_VER' 8 inject ($compile,

问题 When I do this: console.log('jasmine-version:' + jasmine.getEnv().versionString()); it prints: jasmine-version:1.3.1 revision 1354556913 When I run 'npm list jasmine-core' it prints: server@0.0.1 /Users/xx/Desktop/workingDirectory └── jasmine-core@2.1.3 Why is one showing 2.1.3 and another showing 1.3.1? I don't seem to have the features in 2.1.3, so it's running 1.3.1. How do I fix this? 回答1: You have to specify that you want to use jasmine2 in the conf file. Please read the docs here: https

问题 I have a folder structure like -root -pom.xml -service -web -pom.xml -src -main -test -java -javascript -lib -specRunner.js -runner.html -spec -model -view -collection I have written JASMINE test cases in the "spec" folder containing "model","views","collections". I'm able to see my test results in runner.html. Now i'm trying to integrate with MAVEN build. SO followed steps given in http://searls.github.io/jasmine-maven-plugin But i'm getting build failure when doing mvn clean install and

问题 I am opening my mat-dialog with the following function: accept() { let dialogRef = this.dialog.open(AcceptDialogComponent, { data: { hasAccepted: false } }) dialogRef.afterClosed().subscribe(result => { console.log(result); if (result.hasAccepted === true) { this.leadService.acceptLead(this.holdingAccountId, this.lead.id) .pipe( takeUntil(this.onDestroy$) ) .subscribe (acceptLeadRes => { console.log(acceptLeadRes); this.leadService.updateLeadAction('accept'); }, (err: HttpErrorResponse) => {

问题 first function describe('Shortlisting page', function () { it('Click on candidate status Screened', function () { element(by.css('i.flaticon-leftarrow48')).click(); browser.sleep(5000); browser.executeScript('window.scrollTo(0,250);'); element(by.partialButtonText('Initial Status')).click(); browser.sleep(2000); var screen = element.all(by.css('[ng-click="setStatus(choice, member)"]')).get(1); screen.click(); element(by.css('button.btn.btn-main.btn-sm')).click(); browser.executeScript('window

问题 So, here's my test: describe('My Test', function(){ var $componentController, $compile, controller, scope; beforeEach(inject(function($injector, $rootScope, $templateCache){ $templateCache.put('my-component.html', '<h1>{{ $ctrl.foo }}</h1>'); $componentController = $injector.get('$componentController'); var bindings = { foo: 'A Foo' }; scope = $rootScope.$new(); controller = $componentController('myComponent', { $scope: {} }, bindings); })); it('should render the correct html', function(){

问题 The given unit test throws error when executed using npm test command. It says there was a DI Exception with error message "Error: No provider for compiler!" import {TestComponentBuilder} from "@angular/compiler/testing"; import { expect, it, describe, async, inject, beforeEach, beforeEachProviders } from "@angular/core/testing"; import {provide} from '@angular/core'; import {TestService} from "../services/Test.service"; import {TestComponent} from "./Test.component"; describe('Component:

问题 When I'm trying to test _.debounce function like in this qunit test using jasmine something strange happens. Seems like it could be tested using jasmine.Clock.useMock() ... But when I write: it('_.debounce()', function () { var spy = jasmine.createSpy('debounce'), debouncedSpy = _.debounce(spy, 100); jasmine.Clock.useMock(); // direct calls debouncedSpy(); debouncedSpy(); debouncedSpy(); // timed out calls setTimeout(debouncedSpy, 60); setTimeout(debouncedSpy, 120); setTimeout(debouncedSpy,