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Testing runner and library for AngularDart
angular_test #
Testing infrastructure AngularDart,
used with the build_runner
package.
Documentation and examples:
_tests/test/
(tests for the main dart-lang/angular package)- AngularDart component testing documentation:
- Running Component Tests
- Component Testing: Basics
- Pages for individual topics, such as page objects and user actions
NOTE: Some of the guides above are out of date the for the latest angular_test
versions.
Additional resources:
- API reference
- Community/support: mailing list, Gitter chat room
- GitHub repo (dart-lang/angular): source code, test issues
- Pub packages: angular_test, build_runner, test
Overview #
angular_test
is a library for writing tests for AngularDart components.
// Assume this is 'my_test.dart'.
import 'my_test.template.dart' as ng;
void main() {
ng.initReflector();
tearDown(disposeAnyRunningTest);
test('should render "Hello World"', () async {
final testBed = new NgTestBed<HelloWorldComponent>();
final testFixture = await testBed.create();
expect(testFixture.text, 'Hello World');
await testFixture.update((c) => c.name = 'Universe');
expect(testFixture.text, 'Hello Universe');
});
}
@Component(selector: 'test', template: 'Hello {{name}}')
class HelloWorldComponent {
String name = 'World';
}
To use angular_test
, configure your package's pubspec.yaml
as follows:
dev_dependencies:
build_runner: ^1.0.0
build_test: ^0.10.0
build_web_compilers: ^1.0.0
IMPORTANT: angular_test
will not run without these dependencies set.
To run tests, use pub run build_runner test
. It automatically compiles your
templates and annotations with AngularDart, and then compiles all of the Dart
code to JavaScript in order to run browser tests. Here's an example of using
Chrome with Dartdevc:
pub run build_runner test -- -p chrome
For more information using pub run build_runner test
, see the documentation:
https://github.com/dart-lang/build/tree/master/build_runner#built-in-commands