testing “this” in angular with jasmine
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I want make a test code using jasmine, the code like here:
toggle(id) {
this.selected = id;
this.show2 = !this.show2;
}
this is my test function:
test('test toogle function', () => {
const spy = spyOn(component, 'toggle')
expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled();
})
when I try make a test but just toggle(id)
has been test and pass in coverage
and function in toggle(id) not tested, how to test the function in toggle(id)?
thanks
angularjs testing jasmine
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
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0
I want make a test code using jasmine, the code like here:
toggle(id) {
this.selected = id;
this.show2 = !this.show2;
}
this is my test function:
test('test toogle function', () => {
const spy = spyOn(component, 'toggle')
expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled();
})
when I try make a test but just toggle(id)
has been test and pass in coverage
and function in toggle(id) not tested, how to test the function in toggle(id)?
thanks
angularjs testing jasmine
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
Can you please tell what exactly do you mean bytesting this and show your test case
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 3:42
I already update my code
– pahlevi
Nov 23 at 4:10
Can you share the controller or service where toggle is written along with entire test file
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 4:48
1
You are spying and stubbing the very function you want to test - this is unlikely what you meant to do. Instead you should call component.toggle(someTestId) and check the values of component.selected and component.show2 to verify they were set properly.
– dmcgrandle
Nov 23 at 8:29
spyOn(component, 'toggle').and.callThrough();will do the trick, right?
– Castro Roy
Nov 23 at 20:03
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I want make a test code using jasmine, the code like here:
toggle(id) {
this.selected = id;
this.show2 = !this.show2;
}
this is my test function:
test('test toogle function', () => {
const spy = spyOn(component, 'toggle')
expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled();
})
when I try make a test but just toggle(id)
has been test and pass in coverage
and function in toggle(id) not tested, how to test the function in toggle(id)?
thanks
angularjs testing jasmine
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
I want make a test code using jasmine, the code like here:
toggle(id) {
this.selected = id;
this.show2 = !this.show2;
}
this is my test function:
test('test toogle function', () => {
const spy = spyOn(component, 'toggle')
expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled();
})
when I try make a test but just toggle(id)
has been test and pass in coverage
and function in toggle(id) not tested, how to test the function in toggle(id)?
thanks
angularjs testing jasmine
angularjs testing jasmine
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
edited Nov 23 at 4:10
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
asked Nov 23 at 3:25
pahlevi
44
44
Can you please tell what exactly do you mean bytesting this and show your test case
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 3:42
I already update my code
– pahlevi
Nov 23 at 4:10
Can you share the controller or service where toggle is written along with entire test file
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 4:48
1
You are spying and stubbing the very function you want to test - this is unlikely what you meant to do. Instead you should call component.toggle(someTestId) and check the values of component.selected and component.show2 to verify they were set properly.
– dmcgrandle
Nov 23 at 8:29
spyOn(component, 'toggle').and.callThrough();will do the trick, right?
– Castro Roy
Nov 23 at 20:03
|
show 1 more comment
Can you please tell what exactly do you mean bytesting this and show your test case
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 3:42
I already update my code
– pahlevi
Nov 23 at 4:10
Can you share the controller or service where toggle is written along with entire test file
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 4:48
1
You are spying and stubbing the very function you want to test - this is unlikely what you meant to do. Instead you should call component.toggle(someTestId) and check the values of component.selected and component.show2 to verify they were set properly.
– dmcgrandle
Nov 23 at 8:29
spyOn(component, 'toggle').and.callThrough();will do the trick, right?
– Castro Roy
Nov 23 at 20:03
Can you please tell what exactly do you mean bytesting this and show your test case
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 3:42
Can you please tell what exactly do you mean bytesting this and show your test case
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 3:42
I already update my code
– pahlevi
Nov 23 at 4:10
I already update my code
– pahlevi
Nov 23 at 4:10
Can you share the controller or service where toggle is written along with entire test file
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 4:48
Can you share the controller or service where toggle is written along with entire test file
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 4:48
1
1
You are spying and stubbing the very function you want to test - this is unlikely what you meant to do. Instead you should call component.toggle(someTestId) and check the values of component.selected and component.show2 to verify they were set properly.
– dmcgrandle
Nov 23 at 8:29
You are spying and stubbing the very function you want to test - this is unlikely what you meant to do. Instead you should call component.toggle(someTestId) and check the values of component.selected and component.show2 to verify they were set properly.
– dmcgrandle
Nov 23 at 8:29
spyOn(component, 'toggle').and.callThrough(); will do the trick, right?– Castro Roy
Nov 23 at 20:03
spyOn(component, 'toggle').and.callThrough(); will do the trick, right?– Castro Roy
Nov 23 at 20:03
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Can you please tell what exactly do you mean bytesting this and show your test case
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 3:42
I already update my code
– pahlevi
Nov 23 at 4:10
Can you share the controller or service where toggle is written along with entire test file
– codeLover
Nov 23 at 4:48
1
You are spying and stubbing the very function you want to test - this is unlikely what you meant to do. Instead you should call component.toggle(someTestId) and check the values of component.selected and component.show2 to verify they were set properly.
– dmcgrandle
Nov 23 at 8:29
spyOn(component, 'toggle').and.callThrough();will do the trick, right?– Castro Roy
Nov 23 at 20:03