Angular unit testing using karma and jasmine tutorial

Hey, would you like me to update the test cases for Angular 16? Just ping me here. :))
I was building my Angular 16 by watching your hands-on.. I fixed some parts...
Some cases are outdated. Others with WARN flag in the terminal.

What's this VSCode extension that refactors your code when you save it?

It's incredible how we can use Karma/Jasmine with Unit testing also in Nodejs applications, allowing the DEV to build apps faster.

you didnt tell us how to configure karma and create karma config

hi iam trying to run but error To disable this warning use "ng config -g cli.warnings.versionMismatch false".

Very useful for me

Great Video. Much appreciated your efforts.

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Very informative video. Thank you

best tutorial on Angular unit testing

is it wrong to use the service instance directly without mocking it? LIke the below code?

describe('LoginService', () => {
let service: LoginService;

beforeEach(() => {
TestBed.configureTestingModule({});
service = TestBed.inject(LoginService);
});

it('should be created', () => {
expect(service).toBeTruthy();
});
});

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Sir thanks for this Video!! 
Sir You have done the unit testing on the basis of hardcode values and hardcode models. Suppose If I want the value to be dynamic and Mock models which has been created in LoginComponent and HomeComponent is same but data are different. How to handle that ?
Username and password is not same there is multiple users and users will have different credentials then how will create fake models?

very good informative video for the beginners. Thank you

Awesomely explained!!!!! 💞❤️💕💯

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Very informative. If you can give a bit more details about specific things - like waitforasync - what it does that fakeasync doesnt....then that owuld help more

Much informative videos 👌

very informative and useful! thanks

Sir you did good job for beginners after i watch this video here learned some many concepts

Wonderful hatts off. It would be nice if you create a dummy blogging project with admin panel as well as the front-end panel and write unit tests would be the ultimate experience of unit testing. IT would be possible.