Spies
- We want to be able to check if functions have been called so We use it Spies
- It lets you spy on pieces of your program
1. spyOn()
1_1 src
1_2. spec
- This will spy on this fake person's sayHello() method.
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Matcher
- There are more matchers and I can make my own matchers
1. MoreMatchers
1) toEqual()
- It compare both objects If it is equal or not
2) toMatch()
- toMatch() matcher is for regular expression
3) toBeDefine()
- The toBeDefined() matcher compares againt 'undefined'
4) toContain()
- The toContain() matcher is for finding an item in an Array
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Jasmine
1. What is the Jasmine?
- Jasmine is a behavior-driven testing framework for Javascript
- Jasmine is an automated testing framework
2. How to get
- There are two ways to get a jasmine
1) download zip
- https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/releases
2) npm
2_0. install
# Local installation:
npm install --save-dev jasmine
# Global installation
npm install -g jasmine
2_1. Init
- jasmine init
- jasmine examples
2_2. Usage
- jasmine
3. Usage
3_0. Src
3_1. Spec
1) suite
- describe("Hello.....) What we call a suite
- This is basically a component of your application
- This suite is called "Hello World"
2) spec
- it()
- This is called a spec
- For each suite, you can have a bajillion specs for the bajillion tests you want to do
3) matcher
- We're testing if helloworld() does equal "Hello world".
- This check is called a matcher
- I can also make my own matcher
3_2. SpecRunner
1) SpecRunner.html
2) view
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