Testing Angular with Jasmine Course

Course Summary

The Testing Angular with Jasmine course is designed to demonstrate how to effectively test Angular applications using Jasmine.

The course begins with a conceptual review of testing, Jasmine syntax, and Angular architecture. Next, it examines how to use the Angular scenario runner as well as Angular mocks to run tests on all aspects of Angular applications, including controllers, filters, and services. It concludes with exercises and an exploration of Protractor and Selenium.

Purpose

Learn how to effectively test Angular applications using Jasmine.

Audience

Front-end developers using Angular wanting to adopt TDD or BDD strategies.

Role

Software Developer

Skill Level

Intermediate

Style

Workshops

Duration

1 Day

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Productivity Objectives:

Identify the testing areas associated with Angular
Create Angular Mocks and basic unit tests
Independently test controllers, filters, directives, and services

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What You'll Learn

In the Testing Angular with Jasmine training course, you'll learn:

Concepts review
- Testing concepts
- Reviewing Jasmine
- Reviewing AngularJS Architecture
Angular scenario runner
- End-to-End (E2E) tests
- Simulating user interaction
- Pages and routes navigation
- Pages reloads
- Location object
- Expectations
- Page content interaction
- Angular Binding review
- Form interaction
- Loops tests
Angular mocks (http mocks, etc)
- Understanding Angular Mocks library with ‘angular-mocks.js’
- Injecting dependency
- Faking HTTP back-end with ‘$httpBackend’
- Setting expectations with ‘expect’
- Handling requests
- Setting back-end definitions with ‘when’
- Stubbing responses and calls
- Examining jasmine spies
Writing Effective Tests
- Page content
- controllers, Unit and E2E
- filters, Unit and E2E
- directives, Unit and E2E
- services/factories, Unit and E2E
- templates, Unit and E2E
- events, Unit and E2E
Advanced topics
- Continuous integration
- Code coverage
- remote/distributed testing
Protractor E2E
- Protractor & Karma differences
- WebDriver
- Selenium
- Protractor configuration
- Using ‘element’ & ‘by’
- Page Objects