AngularJS Essentials

Unit Testing
parkingService = _parkingService_;
}));
it("Should calculate the ticket for a car that arrives any day at
08:00 and departs in the same day at 16:00", function () {
var car = {place: "AAA9988", color: "Blue"};
car.entrance = new Date(1401620400000);
car.depart = new Date(1401649200000);
var ticket = parkingService.calculateTicket(car);
expect(ticket.period).toBe(8);
expect(ticket.price).toBe(80);
});
});
Controllers
The controller will be the next component that we will test. In the following code,
there is the code of our controller from Chapter 2, Creating Reusable Components
with Directives:
parkingCtrl.js
parking.controller("parkingCtrl", function ($scope) {
$scope.appTitle = "[Packt] Parking";
$scope.cars = [];
$scope.colors = ["White", "Black", "Blue", "Red", "Silver"];
$scope.park = function (car) {
car.entrance = new Date();
$scope.cars.push(car);
delete $scope.car;
};
});
It is more complex to test controllers than services because we need to mock its
$scope. We will start by injecting the $controller dependency, which will be
responsible for instantiating new controllers. Also, we need the $rootScope
dependency in order to create a new $scope object through its $new function.
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