Learn to write unit and integration tests for your Angular apps and deploy them with confidence
InstructorMosh HamedaniThe instructor provides clear, step-by-step explanations of testing configurations and logic, offering various ways to approach test construction.
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This code coverage report displays 100% statement and branch coverage for most application modules, with a final services module showing partial coverage.
This code snippet demonstrates how to use Jasmine's spyOn function to mock a service method in an Angular component test, verifying that the mocked method was called.
The image displays the source code for an Angular component named VoteComponent, showing how to define an EventEmitter output and implement a method that increments a total vote count.
The curriculum spans unit testing for forms and event emitters to integration testing involving router parameters and asynchronous operations.
The content contains deprecated methods and requires manual migration to newer Angular or RxJS versions to remain functional.
Provided code resources may no longer build or run, necessitating manual intervention to resolve errors during the learning process.
The course is suitable for those working with legacy versions but requires manual updates for modern environments.
