August 2014
Intermediate to advanced
300 pages
6h 9m
English
As we saw earlier with Karma, we can write unit tests that will make sure that our code in the controllers is working well; however, it would fall short if you wanted to run automated User Acceptance Tests (UAT) or run tests that simulate user-driven interactions with the browser. For running such tests, we'll need to use another new tool called Protractor.
Protractor replaces the earlier AngularJS scenarios as the default End-to-End testing framework for testing AngularJS apps.
Protractor runs on WebDriver.js, which in turn makes use of the
Selenium Server. Selenium is one of the most popular browser-automation tools. In this section, we will see how to set up a standalone instance of Selenium Server, install ...