Mock XHR request in testing to use a JSON file

[jks...@gmail.com]

Hey guys, when I am unit testing Angular code using $httpBackend, how can I respond with a json file instead of hard coding it in the test file?

Snippet:

$httpBackend.expectGET('../test/unit/product/products.json').

          respond([{short_code: 'Bulk'}, {short_code: 'Outsourced'}]);

I am only just getting started with programming, so let me know if this isn't the right way to do it.  Basically, I am looking to keep the json file separate so it is easy for me to modify that file if the backend data changes without changing the test case.

Thanks!

[Misko Hevery]

expectations are synchronous and so the data must be defined inline. There is no way around it.

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[Renan T. Fernandes]

in tests include a js file with the json data in a variable and use it on respond

2012/6/6 Misko Hevery <mi...@hevery.com>

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[Jaap Karan Singh]

Yeh, good idea.

Thanks guys.

[vshy...@twinfield.com]

Is that still same situation? 

I have .json files automatically generated as a reference responses from backend and would like to use them in tests. Is there any way how to do that?

Четвер, 7 червня 2012 р. 03:45:24 UTC+3 користувач Misko Hevery написав: