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QUESTION
I have a directive with custom debounce decorators. The directive is a fairly simple that listen on "scroll" event.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 09:15This is a very interesting question!
In order to get a better understanding of how things work, I'd recommend opening this forked StackBlitz and place these breakpoints:
jasmine.js
calls.push(context);
- line 2162{
- line 5972
myDebounceDecorator.ts
descriptor.value
- line 16var params = [];
- line 18
dummy.component.spec.ts
vsCss.triggerEventHandler(...)
- line 36vsCss.triggerEventHandler(...)
- line 40
Note: I've used Firefox Dev Tools
This is what happens after you refresh the app:
descriptor.value;
is reached; this means that the spy will be applied on the newly created function:
QUESTION
I'm new in unit testing using Jasmine and Karma. My question is very much similar to this:
How to unit test return value of function - Angular (Jasmine/Karma)
But mine is different as I want to check the length of the returned value instead of the value itself. I've a method which takes n
as a number. If the number is below 10 then the method should return the same number but with a preceding 0 as string. Valid range is 0 to 12 (actually it is a part of month picker component. I'm trying to achieve MM
format.). For e.g if 5 is input then the returned value should be 05 as string. Here's the code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-11 at 18:18You should not be checking for the length, but instead of value here would valid test case
:
QUESTION
I'm generating QR codes
from my Angular web app. I'm using the npm
package ngx-qrcode2 to generate the QR code.
Is there a way with this npm
package or another npm package to store a JSON
object in the QR. Then read QR,and extract the JSON using the qr reader zxing/ngx-scanner.
Currently, I'm able to achieve this if I convert the JSON to a string, store that string in the QR and then when I read it, a parse it back to a JSON
.
This is what I have done so far.
TO GENERATE THE QR CODE https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ja13vl
TO READ THE QR CODE https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-qr-reader
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-17 at 09:03You seem to have found the solution and it seems totally right I think.
Currently I'm able to achieve this if I convert the JSON to a string
As you say, if you want to store raw JSON in the QR code, you have to stringify it first using JSON.stringify(json)
.
When reading the QR code, you have no choice but to parse the string to get the raw JSON back, using JSON.parse(str)
.
But, you could also compress the JSON and store a string representing this compressed JSON instead. This will allow you to store more information in the QR code.
You can use a library like jsonpack
for this, which compresses up to 55% of the original size. You can use it like this:
QUESTION
In my test I'm importing a JSON file to set a mock value (which would usually be passed in to my component as an @Input()
).
It was my impression that Angular tests would reset component variables before each test runs if beforeEach
is used; therefore, changing the value of a component variable inside one test shouldn't affect other tests in the same testbed.
However, I'm finding that when a variable value is changed in a test it isn't being reset by the beforeEach
before the next test runs.
mock_board.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-21 at 11:04From your StackBlitz (and many log statements!) it appears that when you change the value in component.board
it was also changing the value in data
. This makes sense as the assignment in the beforeEach
method (component.board = data;
) would just be assigning component.board
the same pointer as data
. Then changing one would change the other.
To get past this you should, as some of the comments mention, clone the data
object rather than directly assigning it. You can do this using JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(MockBoard['board']))
as Jelle mentioned or use something like Lodash's clone
method (cloneDeep
for more complex objects).
Here is an updated StackBlitz that you can use to compare to your original code.
QUESTION
I want to add an autocomplete field to a page in my angular app.
I added below in my template.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-01 at 10:23Found the issue. It was caused by the TrimValueAccessorModule which I had used in the app. When I remove the module, issue gets fixed.
I could exclude the autocomplete from the TrimValueAccessorModule by using following class name in the input
tag, so that I can fix the issue without removing TrimValueAccessorModule
entirely.
QUESTION
Blaze DS enables Flex to invoke remote Java methods. It supports translation of object returned from the server into corresponding action-script object and conversion of action-script object to java object as method argument.More details: https://dzone.com/refcardz/getting-started-blazeds
How can I use it for angular-Java which can automatically map angular type-script object to java bean object while making a server call. It can avoid hassle of converting json-string to Java Bean Object and vice versa.
I have got the following by googling on SO: how can I talk to a blazeds endpoint without flash
Still looking for more information on the same.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-23 at 15:49I think question still makes sense to Java/Flex developers. Flex had AMF binary serialization protocol and there was excellent BlazeDS java implementation which was really convenient to use.
Angular is limited to web standards: XML/JSON/Text/... data over HTTP protocol or WebSocket, so the answer is No.
QUESTION
I'm trying to unit test a (angular 2) component with routerLink
and routerLinkActive
but all test cases fail with following error message. (Note: I have stubbed the router and other related dependencies. Here's the reference that I used for the same.).
Cannot read property 'subscribe' of undefined
I have also noticed that when routerLink
and routerLinkActive
are removed from my template, all test cases will run without any errors.
I think the error is caused by either RouterTestingModule
or SharedModule
(contains component for displaying and validating password input field). So I tried removing or adding them to find which is actually causing the problem. Here's what I observed.
- I get '
Cannot read property 'subscribe' of undefined'
ifRouterTestingModule
orSharedModule
is present. - I do not get any error linked to router only if I remove both
RouterTestingModule
andSharedModules
but the elements from theSharedModules
would not get loaded in the component and some test cases still fail because of that.
TestBed configuration:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-20 at 14:02Angular has no way of knowing that you want it to use the activatedRoute variable that you created yourself(as per comment) so it will create default one and use that in DI. Instead of the current setup for the ActivatedRoute dependency use { provide: ActivatedRoute, useValue: mockInstance}
where mockInstance
is a mock of ActivatedRoute
, you can create that with jasmine.createSpyObj
QUESTION
I am using angularjs with spring mvc in my application. It is a single page application where there is a login button and multiple tabs. Tabs are not visible unless the user logs in. After user logs in, the tabs will be visible (login button will not be visible) and user can navigate and use features under any tab. The URL of all these actions will be same (Ex: www.xyz.com/context/).
I have problem with session management here. If the session expires when the user is in any of these tabs, say tab no. 3, the page should be reset to initial state where login button is visible and tabs are not.
I have configured spring session management like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-06 at 05:36Ok. I have taken an angular approach. I have used component ng-idle as outlined in Angular session timeout and management.
Also, I have removed spring session-management tag as ng-idle solves my requirement.
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