CreateSpyObj on property function

[Michael Andersson]

Given that I have a dependency that has the 3 public methods I.E.

dependency

--method1()

--method2()

--method3()

I could easily use createSpyObj like so:

var someMock = jamine.createObjSpy('someMock',['method1','method2', 'medthod3']);

But what if the dependency exposes a property that exposes a method I.E.

dependency

--method1()

--method2()

--method3()

--property1.method()

I am unsure of what route to take here.

[Gregg Van Hove]

The object returned by `createSpyObj` is just a plain javascript object, with properties that are spies for anything you pass to it. This means you should be able to set `property1` on the result. Something like this would probably work:

var someMock = jasmine.createSpyObj('someMock',['method1','method2', 'medthod3']);

someMock.property1 = jasmine.createSpyObj('property1', ['method']);

-Gregg

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