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Mock JQuery Method in AngularJS & Jasmine

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I'm looking for an approach to mock the jQuery attr function to return a test value, but I'm not certain how to effectively mock jQuery in my AngularJS/Jasmine/TypeScript setup. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!

factory.ts

module extractors 
 export interface IExtractorFactory undefined;
 

 export class ExtractorFactory 
 constructor(private $document: ng.IDocumentService) 

 extractMyDataAttribute = (): string 

 factory.$inject = ['$document'];

 function factory($document: ng.IDocumentService): IExtractorFactory 
 return new ExtractorFactory($document);
 

 angular.module('extractors').factory('extractorFactory', factory);

factory.spec.ts

module extractors 
 describe('extractors', () => 
 let extractorFactory: IExtractorFactory;

 beforeEach(angular.mock.module('app'));

 beforeEach(inject((
 _extractorFactory_: IExtractorFactory
 ) => 
 extractorFactory = _extractorFactory_;
 ));

 fit('extracts a value', () => undefined = extractorFactory.extractMyDataAttribute();

 // assert
 expect(myDataAttribute).toEqual('foo');
 );
 );

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  Use angular.element to wrap the element. It provides an attr method.
  
  – georgeawg
  Mar 8 at 18:45
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

I'm looking for an approach to mock the jQuery attr function to return a test value, but I'm not certain how to effectively mock jQuery in my AngularJS/Jasmine/TypeScript setup. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!

factory.ts

module extractors 
 export interface IExtractorFactory undefined;
 

 export class ExtractorFactory 
 constructor(private $document: ng.IDocumentService) 

 extractMyDataAttribute = (): string 

 factory.$inject = ['$document'];

 function factory($document: ng.IDocumentService): IExtractorFactory 
 return new ExtractorFactory($document);
 

 angular.module('extractors').factory('extractorFactory', factory);

factory.spec.ts

module extractors 
 describe('extractors', () => 
 let extractorFactory: IExtractorFactory;

 beforeEach(angular.mock.module('app'));

 beforeEach(inject((
 _extractorFactory_: IExtractorFactory
 ) => 
 extractorFactory = _extractorFactory_;
 ));

 fit('extracts a value', () => undefined = extractorFactory.extractMyDataAttribute();

 // assert
 expect(myDataAttribute).toEqual('foo');
 );
 );

javascript jquery angularjs typescript

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 15:27

SimonSimon

1,13611116

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Use angular.element to wrap the element. It provides an attr method.
  
  – georgeawg
  Mar 8 at 18:45
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I'm looking for an approach to mock the jQuery attr function to return a test value, but I'm not certain how to effectively mock jQuery in my AngularJS/Jasmine/TypeScript setup. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!

factory.ts

module extractors 
 export interface IExtractorFactory undefined;
 

 export class ExtractorFactory 
 constructor(private $document: ng.IDocumentService) 

 extractMyDataAttribute = (): string 

 factory.$inject = ['$document'];

 function factory($document: ng.IDocumentService): IExtractorFactory 
 return new ExtractorFactory($document);
 

 angular.module('extractors').factory('extractorFactory', factory);

factory.spec.ts

module extractors 
 describe('extractors', () => 
 let extractorFactory: IExtractorFactory;

 beforeEach(angular.mock.module('app'));

 beforeEach(inject((
 _extractorFactory_: IExtractorFactory
 ) => 
 extractorFactory = _extractorFactory_;
 ));

 fit('extracts a value', () => undefined = extractorFactory.extractMyDataAttribute();

 // assert
 expect(myDataAttribute).toEqual('foo');
 );
 );

javascript jquery angularjs typescript

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 15:27

SimonSimon

1,13611116

module extractors 
 export interface IExtractorFactory undefined;
 

 export class ExtractorFactory 
 constructor(private $document: ng.IDocumentService) 

 extractMyDataAttribute = (): string 

 factory.$inject = ['$document'];

 function factory($document: ng.IDocumentService): IExtractorFactory 
 return new ExtractorFactory($document);
 

 angular.module('extractors').factory('extractorFactory', factory);

module extractors 
 describe('extractors', () => 
 let extractorFactory: IExtractorFactory;

 beforeEach(angular.mock.module('app'));

 beforeEach(inject((
 _extractorFactory_: IExtractorFactory
 ) => 
 extractorFactory = _extractorFactory_;
 ));

 fit('extracts a value', () => undefined = extractorFactory.extractMyDataAttribute();

 // assert
 expect(myDataAttribute).toEqual('foo');
 );
 );

share|improve this question

asked Mar 8 at 15:27

SimonSimon

1,13611116

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asked Mar 8 at 15:27

SimonSimon

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