Stub Ajax response in Jasmine 2.0

[g.$hrikant]

For Jasmine unit testing when I call processDeviceConversionReq(), Internally it will call three ajax call and further process on these three responses(ie. jsp1,jsp2,jsonResponse).

So, how can I stub the responses in this condition.

I have the instance of ajax as :

 

spyOn($,"ajax").and.callFake(function(e) {

       

});

 

 

function processDeviceConversionReq(lrdSkuMap){

.

.

 

$.when(getsubmitProgressBarJsp(), getDeviceConvertCompleteJsp(), initiateDeviceConversionService(serviceUrl,header,conversionPayload,"POST")).done(function(jsp1,jsp2,jsonResponse){…}

.

.

}

1.  function getsubmitProgressBarJsp()

{

  return $.ajax({

         type : "POST",

         url : "submitProgressBar",

         timeout : 1000 * 60 * 5,

         cache : false,

         error : function() {

         },

         success : function(jsp1) {

                 return true;

         }

  });

}

2.  function getDeviceConvertCompleteJsp()

{

  return $.ajax({

         type : "POST",

         url : "getDeviceConvertComplete",

         timeout : 1000 * 60 * 5,

         cache : false,

         error : function() {

         },

         success : function(jsp2) {

                 return true;

         }

  });

}

3.  function initiateDeviceConversionService(serviceUrl,header,conversionPayload,methodType)

{

  return $.ajax({

         url:serviceUrl,

         type:methodType,

         contentType:'application/json',

         headers:header,

         data:JSON.stringify(conversionPayload),

         dataType:'json',

         error : function() {

         },

         success : function(responseData) 

         {

                 return true;

         }

  });

}

[Gregg Van Hove]

Take a look at Jasmine-Ajax https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine-ajax or something similar. It will let you provide fake responses for Ajax requests and validate that you're making the requests you need to. 

- Gregg 

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[Steve Yoo]

@Gregg, does jasmine-ajax work with the latest angular cli projects?

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[Gregg Van Hove]

Theoretically it should, but it might depend on how angular cli expects things to be loaded up. Jasmine-Ajax really expects to be in a browser, but it just replaces the XMLHttpRequest constructor on the global object when installed, so there might be a bit more boot strapping to make sure that is available to be replaced.

Hope this helps. Thanks for using Jasmine!

-Gregg