Hello little bit late to answer but I leave the comment here for future reference: ERROR ORIGIN In my case, the error was found in the test.ts file. This file sets the TestBed config that is used by default in Angular spec files when created with the command ng generate component my-component. SOLUTION The fix … Read more
They do different things relative to async operations that were previously started. For example; calling setTimeout(…) starts an async operation. tick() moves time forward. flush() moves time to the end. This can be better illustrated with the unit tests for those functions. Tick This unit test shows tick being used to move time forward in … Read more
What is the behavior or the ngOnInit method? All it does is assign the value of the org when the route data is resolved. So that’s all you really need to test. let routeStub; beforeEach(() => { routeStub = { data: null } TestBed.configureTestingModule({ providers: [ { provide: ActivatedRoute, useValue: routeStub } ] }) }) … Read more
tl;dr In almost all cases, they can be used interchangeably, but using fakeAsync()/tick() combo is preferred unless you need to make an XHR call, in which case you MUST use async()/whenStable() combo, as fakeAsync() does not support XHR calls. For the most part they can be used interchangeably. I can’t think of anything off the … Read more
You can use callFake: spyOn($cookieStore,’get’).and.callFake(function(arg) { if (arg === ‘someValue’){ return ‘someabc’; } else if(arg === ‘anotherValue’) { return ‘anotherabc’; } });
I got it all working, I have placed the function getVersionInfos in the ngOnInit instead of inside the constructor
Per the documentation (emphasis mine): You can create a spy object with several properties on it quickly by passing an array or hash of properties as a third argument to createSpyObj. In this case you won’t have a reference to the created spies, so if you need to change their spy strategies later, you will … Read more
Just tested this and it works: element(by.css(‘[ng-click=”myFunction()”]’))
Make sure you include http://code.angularjs.org/1.1.0/angular-mocks.js for the angular-jasmine-helper functions like module.
The Jasmine APIs have changed a bit in the 2.x version “series”. According to the latest docs you should use the count() method: expect(kamikaze.closeIdleTab.calls.count()).toBe(3); I also tried that with your code and all tests pass successfully.