Angular Testing Library
Simple and complete Angular testing utilities that encourage good testing practices
Overview:
The article discusses the problem of writing maintainable tests for Angular components and introduces a solution in the form of @testing-library/angular. This testing library offers lightweight utility functions on top of Angular and @testing-library/dom, promoting better testing practices. It emphasizes writing tests that resemble how the software is used to enhance confidence in the tests.
Features:
- Lightweight Testing Solution: @testing-library/angular provides light utility functions for testing Angular components.
- Encourages Better Testing Practices: Focuses on writing tests that resemble how software is used to boost confidence in the tests.
- Integration with Angular and @testing-library/dom: Utilizes Angular and @testing-library/dom for efficient testing practices.
- Version Compatibility: Supports various versions of Angular and Angular Testing Library for flexibility.
- Guiding Principles: Promotes simple, flexible, and lightweight utility implementations for effective testing.
- Angular
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- Postcss
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- Typescript
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