3 Testing components
This chapter covers
- Testing components
- Knowing the differences between isolated and shallow tests
- Testing classes and functions
Angular applications are built from components, so the most important place to start when testing an Angular application is with component tests. For example, imagine a component that displays a calendar. It might enable a user to select a date, change the selected date, cycle through months and years, and so on. You need to write a test case for each of these pieces of functionality.
In this chapter, we’ll cover key testing classes and functions, such as TestBed, ComponentFixture, and fakeAsync, which help you test your components. You’ll need a good grasp of these classes and functions ...
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