Tuesday 15 September 2015

angularjs - How do you put an asynchronous callback in beforeEach when using inject? -


In my unit tests, I want to inject some modules, and hook me up to before each Basically, I'm looking for something like this:

  first (injection (function (_ $ rootScope_, _ $ compile_, done) {...}} );  

However, this does not work, because the action complains that there is no provider named doneProvider . In fact, P Trying to see the donor.

Usually it is inserted in the first of all hooks:

  first (done (done) {...});  

But how can I inject and still before each can be asynchronous?

I also tried to put injector function inside first of every :

  first each (function (done) {injection (function (_ $ rootScope_, _ $ compile_) { ... done ();});});  

However When I do the test is time. For some reason, it seems that done can not be said inside the injected callback.

Any thoughts?

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The solution is very simple;

  first (injection (function (_ $ injector_) {$ injector = _ $ injector_;})); First each (function (done) {setTimeout (function () {console.log (found injector: '+ $ injector); done ();}, 100);});  

SetTimeout is an example of async work if you can keep it there, just do not inject any async job and it will be fine.

Then you should use $ injector.get ('$ modal') or whatever you need.


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