karma-jasmine

I'm building some unit tests for a service in Angular2. Within my Service I have the following code: var hash: string; hash = this.window.location.hash; However when I run a test which contains this code, it will fail. It'd be great to utilise all the features of Window, but as I'm using PhantomJs, I don't think this is possible (I have also tried Chrome which yields the same results). In AngularJs, I would have resorted to mocking $Window (or at least the properties in question), but as there is not a lot of documentation for Angular2 unit testing I'm not sure how to do this. Can anyone help?

I saw this post post and was excited to try it out, but I'm unable to get it working. Trying to keep this simple just to figure out what's wrong, but even this is failing. export class SomeService { ... private _myValue: Boolean = false; get myValue(): Boolean { return this._myValue; } set myValue(helper: Boolean) { this._myValue = helper; } And in my unit test, I have: it('should ', inject([SomeService], (someService: SomeService) => { let oldValue = someService.myValue; expect(oldValue).toBe(false); // passes, clearly we can use our getter someService.myValue = true; expect(someService

I use John papa angular style guide my controller looks like: following the style John papa style controller style guide : function testController() { var vm = this; vm.model = { name: "controllerAs vm test" }; } My testing code looks like: describe('Controller: testController', function () { beforeEach(module('myApp')); var testController; beforeEach(inject(function ($controller) { scope = {}; testController = $controller('testController', { }); })); it('should have vm.model defined and testController.vm.model is equal to controllerAs vm test', function () { expect(testController.vm)