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I'm trying to unit test an Angular service using: angular 1.3.8 angular-mocks 1.3.8 karma 0.13.19 jasmine 2.4.1 node 0.10.33 OS: Windows 7 Browser: PhantomJS 2.1.3 The problem is, the service I wish to test ( MyService ) is not injected in the test file by the angular-mocks lib (i.e. the 'inject' method does nothing). My code looks as follows: main.js (function() { 'use strict'; angular.module('module', [ 'ngCookies', 'ngSanitize' ]); })(); service.js (function () { 'use strict'; angular.module('module') .factory('MyService', MyService); MyService.$inject = ['Dependency']; function MyService

I've a controller that uses a Dialog from angular-ui/bootstrap: function ClientFeatureController($dialog, $scope, ClientFeature, Country, FeatureService) { //Get list of client features for selected client (that is set in ClientController) $scope.clientFeatures = ClientFeature.query({clientId: $scope.selected.client.id}, function () { console.log('getting clientfeatures for clientid: ' + $scope.selected.client.id); console.log($scope.clientFeatures); }); //Selected ClientFeature $scope.selectedClientFeature = {}; /** * Edit selected clientFeature. * @param clientFeature */ $scope

I'm writing a unit test for a component that makes a call to a service OnInit. If the response is a 'success' one action taken and another for an 'error'. What is the best way to test both cases? I've created a simplified version of the component and unit test. Something that I could easily test against in both cases. I've attempted to implement the solution here but I must be off on the implementation. I've also attempted to throw an error as you will see in the spec and comments. Component @Component({ selector: 'app-observer-throw-unit-test', template: '<p>{{ data }}</p>' }) export class

Lazy loading tests: I am trying to build a test for Jasmine to test a method that uses Q.delay . To go around the 10 seconds wait i'm using Jasmine's clock : jasmine.Clock.tick(10010); This works on Chrome but does not work on Firefox. I saw that the delay method of Q utilized setTimeout so I can't see any reason for the different behaviors. Any ideas why it fails on Firefox? With jasmine 2.0 and Q at the v1 tag , I'm able to run this spec: describe("testing", function() { beforeEach(function() { jasmine.clock().install(); }); afterEach(function() { jasmine.clock().uninstall(); }); it("should

I have a directive (restrict A) that handles an event click, and calls a service based on a value. Directive: define(function () { 'use strict'; var myDirective = function ($rootScope, myFactory) { return { restrict: 'A', scope: { _myValue : '=value' }, link: function(scope, element, attrs) { element.bind('click', function() { if (scope._myValue === 'red') { myFactory.red(); } if (scope._myValue === 'green') { myFactory.green(); } if (scope._myValue === 'black') { myFactory.black(); } }); } }; }; return ['$rootScope', 'myFactory', myDirective]; }); Test: define(['angular-mocks'], function () {

Ive been using John Papa's style guide for my angular apps and Im just starting to get into the testing. However I can't seem to find any good documentation regarding testing the style with mocha, chai, and jasmine. Here is an example of one of my controllers (function () { 'use strict'; angular.module('app').controller('appController', appControllerFunction); function appControllerFunction($scope, $rootScope, $location, dataService, dataFactory) { var vm = this; function getData() { vm.data = dataService.returnData().then(function(data){ ... //http service returning data }); ... } getData();