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How should you setup a Spring entity that uses an Enum?

I have set up a spring-boot project and provided the code below so hopefully, someone can tell me the correct way this should be done.

I have a Spring entity setup

I have a simple Create-User-Component that I want to unit test.

The component depends on an Auth Service with a few methods, like 'login, logout' etc.

The auth service imports both AngularFireAuth and AngularFireStore. It is the service that handles database interaction.

The problem is that I can't run my tests because I get a null injector error (shown in full bellow).

I want to mock out any database interaction, so that I can test the component in isolation.

I have tried various approaches, spying on the auth service, mocking its methods and even mocking the firestore dependency, but nothing gives me any progress on the particular error I am facing.

In the version of the code bellow, I inject a stubbed version of the auth service which is supposed to console log whenever one of its methods are called, but no logging occurs.

Why is this error coming and how do I mock out my firebase dependencies correctly so that I can test my components?

Minimalized samples of my code

The component

I want to access the error message returned from my api if error exists for its corresponding input field. With what I have tried, all errors returned from the api shows below all input fields as in the image below.

Below are the parent and child vue components.

InputField.vue

First, I know (or I think I've read) that you're never supposed to fire actions from reducers. In my situation, I'm using redux-oidc to handle authentication against my app. Once the user is logged in, redux-oidc fires a redux-oidc/USER_FOUND action and sets the user's profile in the state.oidc.user slice.

After login, I need to look up additional info about the user from my DB that isn't in the OIDC response. At the moment, I'm firing the fetchUserPrefs thunk from the redux-oidc.CallbackComponent.successCallback which works as expected.

My problem is when the user has an active session and opens a new browser, or manually refreshes the page and init's the app again, the callback isn't hit, so the additional user hydration doesn't happen. It seems like what I want to do is add an extraReducer that listens for the redux-oidc/USER_FOUND action and triggers the thunk, but this would be firing an action from a reducer.

Is there a better way to do this?

I have some code that is needs to hydrate objects with types that are not known at compile time. (The code is in a library) From the type name, I would like to discover the type and construct it dynamically at runtime. The important operation here is running the default constructor and doing the other setup expected from the prototype. Is that even possible in typescript? How would I do it?

I am trying to get the postman api for websockets working, however I can't even make a connection:

When I try to make a connection

I am working on angular 11. I am very new to jasmin/karma testing. I have created splash screen for my application. but while running ng test I am getting error for appComponent saying

I'm trying to book a vaccine in my country. This code applies the filters and then clicks a slot if vaccines are available.

The first 3 lines select the filters and the last line clicks on an available slot.

I have recently added a new worker thread which drains a queue into a different tables, then exits. While running, i'm seeing a lot of the follow log message;