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I'm probably doing this wrong but I can't figure out how to fix it. I want to test a controller that uses a resource (ngResource) and I want to use a Spy as a test double for the resource so it doesn't actually do the http call. In the code below I just want to test the search function in the controller. Controller: controllers = angular.module('app.controllers'); controllers.controller('landingCtrl', ['$scope', '$q', 'categoryResource', function ($scope, $q, categoryResource) { $scope.search = function (text) { console.log('searching for: ' + text); var deferred = $q.defer(); categoryResource

I'm trying to use Protractor's addMockModule to insert mock data in my end-2-end test. My test is supposed to go to a web site, find a button by css-class and click it. The button click calls the function dostuff() in MyService, which fetches data from the backend. My code so far: describe('should display validation error', function () { it('should work', function () { browser.get('http://my.url'); browser.addMockModule('MyService', function () { // Fake Service Implementation returning a promise angular.module('MyService', []) .value({ dostuff: function () { return { then: function (callback)

I've read and follow the below questions here and its comments/answers: Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 But could not find a way not to use absolutePath , since I need to have this tests run on another machine, so, I need to be relative to the project no the other folder outside of it. how can I accomplish that? As explained in the questions you have quoted, You can control where the file downloads using the below option 'chromeOptions': { prefs: { download: { 'prompt_for_download': false, 'default_directory': <<absolutePath>> } } } Coming to your question on how to accomplish this when

I'm trying to write test for knockout feature with jasmine as below and I'm getting following error: Error: You cannot apply bindings multiple times to the same element. describe("ThreeStepNavigationView", ()=> { var testSubject; var SmallNavigationStates = ['ribbon','expanded']; var ExtraSmallNavigationStates = ['collapsed','ribbon','expanded']; beforeEach(()=> { loadFixtures('SidebarAndSiteHeader.html'); testSubject = new Mobile.Navigation.ThreeStepNavigation.View(); ko.applyBindings(testSubject); }); describe('When user clicks on navigation toggle button', ()=>{ it('Should update state

I'm not entirely sure how to do this but I have a endpoint URL which is a POST request for login authentication. When you add a request payload, you will get either a successful login credential or an error. However, I seem to have problems with fetching the response. Here is my spec file: describe('Service: AuthFactory',function(){ beforeEach(function () { module('ui.router'); module('users'); module('main'); }); var AuthFactory, httpBackend; beforeEach(inject(function($httpBackend, $rootScope, $controller, _AuthFactory_){ httpBackend = $httpBackend; AuthFactory = _AuthFactory_; })); it(

I'm using Karma with Jasmine for my javascript unit tests. Suppose I have a failing test like this: expect(objectA).toEqual(expectedObjectA); When it fails, I see the two objects dumped on the console and a message telling me the objects are not equal: This is not very helpful because in order to find out why they are not equal, I have to to copy paste the text from the console, split the two objects from that object dump, format them, put them in a diff editor. (Sometimes even that doesn't help because the object are not equal because they have members which are functions). Is there a way to