Install Karam:

npm install -g karma

npm install -g karma-cli

 

Init Karam:

karma init

 

First test:

1. Add test file to the karma.conf.js:

// list of files / patterns to load in the browser    files: [        'test/hello.js'    ],

2. Add test file:

describe('First Unit testing with Karma', function() {    it('sholud work', function() {        expect(true).toBe(false);    })})

Of course, it will failed. 

Then we make it pass:

describe('First Unit testing with Karma', function() {    it('sholud work', function() {        expect(true).toBe(true);    })})

 

Testing with AngularJS

---

 

Install angular-mocks:

npm install angular-mocks

 

Include the angular.js and angular-mocks.js file before the test file:

// list of files / patterns to load in the browser    files: [        'test/hello.js',        'bower_components/angular/angular.js',        'node_modules/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js',        'test/anuglarjs.js'    ],

 

Write the test file:

describe('Testing with AngularJS', function() {    //Want $scope and element can be used globally    var $scope,        element;    //We need to inject $compile, $rootScope    beforeEach(inject(function($compile, $rootScope) {        $scope = $rootScope;        //create an 'angular element'        element = angular.element("
     
      {
   {2+2}}
     
");        //then compile it to real angular element        //also it requires link function and scope        element = $compile(element)($rootScope);    }));    it('should equals to 4', function() {        //make sure to $digest() it to get the change        $scope.$digest();        expect(element.html()).toBe("5");  // change to "4" to make it pass    })})

Now, "4" is not "5", then it will failed, switch to "4" to make it pass.

 

Testing Directive:

---

 

.directive('aGreatEye', function () {        return {            restrict: 'E',            replace: true,   //Important to add replace: true, otherwise, it would be 
...
"            template: '
lidless, wreathed in flame, {
   {1 + 1}} times
'        };    });

 

describe('Testing directive', function() {    var $scope,        $compile,        element;    beforeEach(module('app'));    beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, _$rootScope_) {        $compile = _$compile_;        $scope = _$rootScope_;    }));    it("Replaces the element with the appropriate content", function() {        element = $compile('
     ')($scope);        $scope.$digest();        expect(element.html()).toBe('lidless, wreathed in flame, 2 times');    })});

Underscore notation: The use of the underscore notation (e.g.: _$rootScope_) is a convention wide spread in AngularJS community to keep the variable names clean in your tests. That's why the  strips out the leading and the trailing underscores when matching the parameters. The underscore rule applies only if the name starts and ends with exactly one underscore, otherwise no replacing happens.

 

Testing Directives With External Templates:

---

 

1. Install 'karma-ng-html2js-preprocessor': 

npm install karma-ng-html2js-preprocessor --save-dev

 

2. Add config to karma.config.js:

// preprocess matching files before serving them to the browser    // available preprocessors: https://npmjs.org/browse/keyword/karma-preprocessor    preprocessors: {        '*.html': ['ng-html2js']    },      ngHtml2JsPreprocessor: {          // strip this from the file path          stripPrefix: '/'  //because currently all the html files are located in / root      },

 

3. Add html into beforeEach:

describe('Testing directive', function() {    var $scope,        $compile,        element;    beforeEach(module('app'));    // Add html file here    beforeEach(module('directivetest.html'));    beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, _$rootScope_) {        $compile = _$compile_;        $scope = _$rootScope_;    }));    it("Replaces the element with the appropriate content", function() {        element = $compile('
     ')($scope);        $scope.$digest();        expect(element.html()).toBe('lidless, wreathed in flame, 2 times');    })});

 

.directive('aGreatEye', function () {        return {            restrict: 'E',            replace: true,            templateUrl: 'directivetest.html'        };    });   /*directivetest.html*/   
lidless, wreathed in flame, {
   {1 + 1}} times

 

Testing Directive Scope:

---

 

1. Check after a click event, scope value changed:

.directive('aGreatEye', function () {        return {            restrict: 'EA',            replace: true,            templateUrl: 'directivetest.html',            link: function(scope, element) {                scope.isClicked = false;                element.bind('click', function() {                    scope.isClicked = true;                })            }        };    });

 

it("isClicked is true after click", function() {        element = $compile('
     ')($scope);        $scope.$digest();        element.triggerHandler('click');        expect($scope.isClicked).toBe(true);    });

 

2. Isolated scope testing:

.directive('aGreatEye', function () {        return {            restrict: 'EA',            replace: true,            scope: {},            templateUrl: 'directivetest.html',            link: function(scope, element) {                scope.isClicked = false;                element.bind('click', function() {                    scope.isClicked = true;                })            }        };    });

 

it("isolated scope testing", function() {        element.triggerHandler('click');        expect(element.isolateScope().isClicked).toBe(true);    });

 

You can no long use "element.scope()" or "$scope", you should use "element.isolateScope()".

 

Testing Directive Scope Binding:

---

 

Tow ways binding：

.directive('aGreatEye', function () {        return {            restrict: 'EA',            replace: true,            scope: {                flavor: "=" //Accpet an object            },            templateUrl: 'directivetest.html',            link: function(scope, element) {                element.bind('click', function() {                    scope.isClicked = true;                    scope.flavor.message += " World!";                })            }        };    });

 

beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, _$rootScope_) {        $compile = _$compile_;        $scope = _$rootScope_;        $scope.goPro = {message: "Hello"};        element = $compile('
     
')($scope);        $scope.$digest();    }));    it("after click the scope.data should be Hello World!", function() {        element.triggerHandler('click');        expect($scope.goPro.message).toBe('Hello World!');        expect(element.isolateScope().flavor.message).toBe("Hello World!");    });

 

Testing Speed:

---

 Using ddescriber plugin to speed up unit testing.

Install the plugin "ddscriber for jasmine". Ctrl+Shift+D, to open the dailog. In the dialog you can choose which test to be included or not.

The code is modfied as: 

/** * Created by Answer1215 on 1/16/2015. */ddescribe('Testing directive', function() {    var $scope,        $compile,        element;    beforeEach(module('app'));    beforeEach(module('directivetest.html'));    beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, _$rootScope_) {        $compile = _$compile_;        $scope = _$rootScope_;        $scope.goPro = {message: "Hello"};        element = $compile('
     
')($scope);        $scope.$digest();    }));    iit("Replaces the element with the appropriate content", function() {        expect(element.html()).toContain("lidless, wreathed in flame, 2 times");    });    //it("isClicked is true after click", function() {
        //    element.triggerHandler('click');    //    expect($scope.isClicked).toBe(true);    //});        iit("isolated scope testing", function() {        element.triggerHandler('click');        //expect(element.isolateScope().isClicked).toBe(true);    });    xit("after click the scope.data should be Hello World!", function() {        element.triggerHandler('click');        expect($scope.goPro.message).toBe('Hello World!');        //expect(element.isolateScope().flavor.message).toBe("Hello World!");    });});xdescribe("error driective testing", function() {    var $scope, $compile, element;    beforeEach(module('app'));    beforeEach(module('error.html'));    beforeEach(inject(function(_$compile_, _$rootScope_) {        $scope = _$rootScope_;        $compile = _$compile_;        element = $compile('
     ')($scope);        $scope.$digest();    }));    iit("Should contains alert-danger class", function() {        expect(element.find('div').hasClass('alert-danger')).toBe(true);    });});

 

ddscribe / iit  -- include

xdscribe / xit -- exclude

 

Testing Service:

---

 Testing service, you need to inject the service into beforeEach.

ddescribe('testing service', function() {    var SmithService;    beforeEach(module('app'));    beforeEach(inject(function(_SmithService_) {        SmithService = _SmithService_;    }));    iit('should append Smith after each name', function() {        expect(SmithService.getName("John")).toBe("John Smith");    })});

This testing case is test whenever use a service to get a name we will append " Smith" to the end.

 

.service('SmithService', function() {        var SmithService = {};        SmithService.getName = function(name) {            return name + " Smith";        }        return SmithService;    });

 

Testing Controller:

---

 Testing controller, you need to inject the $controller into beforeEach. And get ctrl instence by using:

appCtrl = $controller("AppCtrl")

 

ddescribe('Test Controller', function() {    var ctrl;    beforeEach(module('app'));    beforeEach(inject(function(_$controller_) {        ctrl = _$controller_("TestCtrl");    }));    iit('Test Controller', function() {        expect(ctrl.message).toBe("Hello");    });});

 

.controller('TestCtrl', function() {        var vm = this;        vm.message = "Hello";    });