Unit Testing

Beginner’s Guide to Ionic Angular Unit Testing (Part 3) – Async Testing In this series, we are talking about Angular Testing using an Ionic Angular application. Till now we have seen the basic setup process, the understanding of the core concept of Unit Testing – in mainly Components Testing. However, we have not touched upon a very important aspect of Javascript programming – ASYNC functions(which have been making promises friendly). Async functions always return a promise. ...

Beginner’s Guide to Ionic Angular Unit Testing (Part 2) – Mocks and Spies In our first part of this series, we saw how to set up the basic testing environment and got familiar with some of the terminologies for Unit Testing in the Angular world. Now you should be able to know – Karma, Jasmine tests, TestBed, Unit Testing: Mocks & Stubs etc. In this part, we will move further and add some more functionality to our app with the help of Angular Services(Testing services). As service dependencies will be injected into the components they will increase the complexity of our tests. Let’s jump ahead to the coding part. ...

Beginner’s Guide to Ionic Angular Unit Testing (Part 1) Angular is one of our favorite frameworks to work with – it might be complex to learn at first, but – it is a complete framework for front-end web development. As the framework is maturing by each version – it has become a reliable choice of any Long Term maintenance project. However, one can’t rely on software unless there is an assurance of code running properly every time you use it (or change it). That is why there is Testing – which automates the work of checking each aspect of code after every change. There are various ways of testing the code in Angular also - ...