NGXS: Testing dispatched action is not working with ofActionDispatched












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I'm trying to test action dispatching, but it just doesn't work in my tests...
Component behaves fine, action is dispatched, but actions$.pipe does not catch the action, so it can't be checked in the test.



Code:



describe('ResponsiveService', () => {
let store, actions$;
const observableMediaMock = {
subscribe : (callback: (change: MediaChange) => void) => {
this.callback = callback
},
triggerMediaChange: (change: MediaChange) => this.callback(change)
};
beforeEach(() => {
TestBed.configureTestingModule({
imports: [
FlexLayoutModule,
NgxsModule.forRoot([MediaState])
],
providers: [ResponsiveService, { provide: ObservableMedia, useValue: observableMediaMock }]
});
store = TestBed.get(Store);
actions$ = TestBed.get(Actions);
});

it('should be created', inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
expect(service).toBeTruthy();
}));

it("should send get request", function(done) {
inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
suffixValue = 'suffix';

actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched([MediaChanged]))
.subscribe(({payload}) => {
expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
done();
});
service.init();

observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
})(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
});
});


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    I'm trying to test action dispatching, but it just doesn't work in my tests...
    Component behaves fine, action is dispatched, but actions$.pipe does not catch the action, so it can't be checked in the test.



    Code:



    describe('ResponsiveService', () => {
    let store, actions$;
    const observableMediaMock = {
    subscribe : (callback: (change: MediaChange) => void) => {
    this.callback = callback
    },
    triggerMediaChange: (change: MediaChange) => this.callback(change)
    };
    beforeEach(() => {
    TestBed.configureTestingModule({
    imports: [
    FlexLayoutModule,
    NgxsModule.forRoot([MediaState])
    ],
    providers: [ResponsiveService, { provide: ObservableMedia, useValue: observableMediaMock }]
    });
    store = TestBed.get(Store);
    actions$ = TestBed.get(Actions);
    });

    it('should be created', inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
    expect(service).toBeTruthy();
    }));

    it("should send get request", function(done) {
    inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
    const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
    mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
    suffixValue = 'suffix';

    actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched([MediaChanged]))
    .subscribe(({payload}) => {
    expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
    expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
    done();
    });
    service.init();

    observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
    })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
    });
    });


    Thanks!










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      I'm trying to test action dispatching, but it just doesn't work in my tests...
      Component behaves fine, action is dispatched, but actions$.pipe does not catch the action, so it can't be checked in the test.



      Code:



      describe('ResponsiveService', () => {
      let store, actions$;
      const observableMediaMock = {
      subscribe : (callback: (change: MediaChange) => void) => {
      this.callback = callback
      },
      triggerMediaChange: (change: MediaChange) => this.callback(change)
      };
      beforeEach(() => {
      TestBed.configureTestingModule({
      imports: [
      FlexLayoutModule,
      NgxsModule.forRoot([MediaState])
      ],
      providers: [ResponsiveService, { provide: ObservableMedia, useValue: observableMediaMock }]
      });
      store = TestBed.get(Store);
      actions$ = TestBed.get(Actions);
      });

      it('should be created', inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
      expect(service).toBeTruthy();
      }));

      it("should send get request", function(done) {
      inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
      const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
      mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
      suffixValue = 'suffix';

      actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched([MediaChanged]))
      .subscribe(({payload}) => {
      expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
      expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
      done();
      });
      service.init();

      observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
      })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
      });
      });


      Thanks!










      share|improve this question














      I'm trying to test action dispatching, but it just doesn't work in my tests...
      Component behaves fine, action is dispatched, but actions$.pipe does not catch the action, so it can't be checked in the test.



      Code:



      describe('ResponsiveService', () => {
      let store, actions$;
      const observableMediaMock = {
      subscribe : (callback: (change: MediaChange) => void) => {
      this.callback = callback
      },
      triggerMediaChange: (change: MediaChange) => this.callback(change)
      };
      beforeEach(() => {
      TestBed.configureTestingModule({
      imports: [
      FlexLayoutModule,
      NgxsModule.forRoot([MediaState])
      ],
      providers: [ResponsiveService, { provide: ObservableMedia, useValue: observableMediaMock }]
      });
      store = TestBed.get(Store);
      actions$ = TestBed.get(Actions);
      });

      it('should be created', inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
      expect(service).toBeTruthy();
      }));

      it("should send get request", function(done) {
      inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
      const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
      mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
      suffixValue = 'suffix';

      actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched([MediaChanged]))
      .subscribe(({payload}) => {
      expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
      expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
      done();
      });
      service.init();

      observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
      })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
      });
      });


      Thanks!







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          Update your test to the following:



          it("should send get request", async( () => {
          inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
          const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
          mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
          suffixValue = 'suffix';

          actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged))
          .subscribe(({payload}) => {
          expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
          expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
          });
          service.init();

          observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
          })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
          }));


          ofActionDispatched does not take a list as input, but rater takes a list of items eg.: ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged, SomeOtherAction).



          You should also be able to remove the done function and just wrap the test in a normal async block. Hope this helps, not sure if I opened and closed all the brackets correctly.






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          • Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

            – AttGal
            Dec 3 '18 at 15:23













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          Update your test to the following:



          it("should send get request", async( () => {
          inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
          const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
          mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
          suffixValue = 'suffix';

          actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged))
          .subscribe(({payload}) => {
          expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
          expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
          });
          service.init();

          observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
          })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
          }));


          ofActionDispatched does not take a list as input, but rater takes a list of items eg.: ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged, SomeOtherAction).



          You should also be able to remove the done function and just wrap the test in a normal async block. Hope this helps, not sure if I opened and closed all the brackets correctly.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

            – AttGal
            Dec 3 '18 at 15:23


















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          Update your test to the following:



          it("should send get request", async( () => {
          inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
          const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
          mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
          suffixValue = 'suffix';

          actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged))
          .subscribe(({payload}) => {
          expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
          expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
          });
          service.init();

          observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
          })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
          }));


          ofActionDispatched does not take a list as input, but rater takes a list of items eg.: ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged, SomeOtherAction).



          You should also be able to remove the done function and just wrap the test in a normal async block. Hope this helps, not sure if I opened and closed all the brackets correctly.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

            – AttGal
            Dec 3 '18 at 15:23
















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          Update your test to the following:



          it("should send get request", async( () => {
          inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
          const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
          mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
          suffixValue = 'suffix';

          actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged))
          .subscribe(({payload}) => {
          expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
          expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
          });
          service.init();

          observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
          })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
          }));


          ofActionDispatched does not take a list as input, but rater takes a list of items eg.: ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged, SomeOtherAction).



          You should also be able to remove the done function and just wrap the test in a normal async block. Hope this helps, not sure if I opened and closed all the brackets correctly.






          share|improve this answer













          Update your test to the following:



          it("should send get request", async( () => {
          inject([ResponsiveService], (service: ResponsiveService) => {
          const mediaQueryValue = 'mediaQuery',
          mqAliasValue = 'mqAlias',
          suffixValue = 'suffix';

          actions$.pipe(ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged))
          .subscribe(({payload}) => {
          expect(payload).toBeTruthy();
          expect(payload.mediaQuery).toEqual(mediaQueryValue);
          });
          service.init();

          observableMediaMock.triggerMediaChange(new MediaChange(null, mediaQueryValue, mqAliasValue, suffixValue));
          })(); // function returned by 'inject' has to be invoked
          }));


          ofActionDispatched does not take a list as input, but rater takes a list of items eg.: ofActionDispatched(MediaChanged, SomeOtherAction).



          You should also be able to remove the done function and just wrap the test in a normal async block. Hope this helps, not sure if I opened and closed all the brackets correctly.







          share|improve this answer












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          answered Nov 30 '18 at 10:06









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          • Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

            – AttGal
            Dec 3 '18 at 15:23





















          • Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

            – AttGal
            Dec 3 '18 at 15:23



















          Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

          – AttGal
          Dec 3 '18 at 15:23







          Awesome, thanks so much! Also for the async hint, thanks again!

          – AttGal
          Dec 3 '18 at 15:23






















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