User seem to have abandoned this question, but as I said, this is probably an issue with his keydown event handler. Made a Plnker here with exactly the same code and everything work as expected.
I have replaced withConsecutive with the following. $matcher = $this->exactly(2); $this->service ->expects($matcher) ->method(‘functionName’) ->willReturnCallback(function (string $key, string $value) use ($matcher,$expected1, $expected2) { match ($matcher->numberOfInvocations()) { 1 => $this->assertEquals($expected1, $value), 2 => $this->assertEquals($expected2, $value), }; });
Google Tag Manager can be easily tested on your local machine (no need for a Chrome extension), similar to how you would Preview your changes on a public website/app: Setup your Google Tag Manager account. Add the <!– Google Tag Manager –> script to the <head> of your webpage(s). Add the <!– Google Tag Manager … Read more
jest.mock is hoisted above import when used at top level and hoisted to the the beginning of the block when used in a block (test function scope, etc), same for jest.unmock. jest.doMock and jest.dontMock serve the same purpose but aren’t hoisted. This would matter for a case like this one: it(‘should mock the module a … Read more
You need to switch the control to pop-up window before doing any operations in it. By using this you can solve your problem. Before opening the popup window get the handle of main window and save it. String mwh=driver.getWindowHandle(); Now try to open the popup window by performing some action: driver.findElement(By.xpath(“”)).click(); Set s=driver.getWindowHandles(); //this method … Read more
There was a new function added in Clojure 1.6 to support this. clojure.test/test-vars will run one or more test vars with fixtures. I think something like this should work: (clojure.test/test-vars [#’the-ns/the-test])
It depends on the target audience of the feature as written. It seems highly likely that the gherkin you’ve got there was not written with a stakeholder (i.e. somebody not-techie but has a vested interest in the business and the website). BDD is really about the conversation about requirements and expectations – and Gherkin is … Read more
Behavior Driven Development is just a technique that can be used without any tools. You can just write tests in BDD style – e.g. start test methods with should and introduce some separate feature with this method. When and then sections can be replaced with just comments, e.g. @Test public void should_do_something() { // given … Read more
Equivalence Class Testing EC Testing is when you have a number of test items (e.g. values) that you want to test but because of cost (time/money) you do not have time to test them all. Therefore you group the test item into class where all items in each class are suppose to behave exactly the … Read more
Use an environment variable to pass the information. Use set from the command-line or <setenv> from NAnt. Then read the value using Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable().