How to change Stackblitz Jasmine configuration for Angular testing to set “random: false”
When making a Stackblitz project for Angular testing, there is no way I have found to change the default Jasmine setting of "run tests in random order". Of course I can click on the OPTIONS box and change it manually, but I would like to create projects with a different default.
The Jasmine docs (here) show a number of ways to configure this, but none of them appear to work in Stackblitz. For example, adding the code:
jasmine.loadConfig(
random: false
);
Produces an error if added to any of the configuration files (for example main.ts) as follows:
Error in /~/main.ts (30:5)
jasmine.loadConfig is not a function
Those same docs also talk about editing the file in node_modules, but of course there is no way of getting to that in Stackblitz (that I know of).
Here is a Stackblitz to show what I mean. Notice the tests are run in random order. :)
Has anyone managed to make this work? Thanks!
angular jasmine stackblitz asked Nov 16 '18 at 0:53
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When making a Stackblitz project for Angular testing, there is no way I have found to change the default Jasmine setting of "run tests in random order". Of course I can click on the OPTIONS box and change it manually, but I would like to create projects with a different default.
The Jasmine docs (here) show a number of ways to configure this, but none of them appear to work in Stackblitz. For example, adding the code:
jasmine.loadConfig(
random: false
);
Produces an error if added to any of the configuration files (for example main.ts) as follows:
Error in /~/main.ts (30:5)
jasmine.loadConfig is not a function
Those same docs also talk about editing the file in node_modules, but of course there is no way of getting to that in Stackblitz (that I know of).
Here is a Stackblitz to show what I mean. Notice the tests are run in random order. :)
Has anyone managed to make this work? Thanks!
angular jasmine stackblitz asked Nov 16 '18 at 0:53
dmcgrandledmcgrandle
2,3091622
add a comment |
When making a Stackblitz project for Angular testing, there is no way I have found to change the default Jasmine setting of "run tests in random order". Of course I can click on the OPTIONS box and change it manually, but I would like to create projects with a different default.
The Jasmine docs (here) show a number of ways to configure this, but none of them appear to work in Stackblitz. For example, adding the code:
jasmine.loadConfig(
random: false
);
Produces an error if added to any of the configuration files (for example main.ts) as follows:
Error in /~/main.ts (30:5)
jasmine.loadConfig is not a function
Those same docs also talk about editing the file in node_modules, but of course there is no way of getting to that in Stackblitz (that I know of).
Here is a Stackblitz to show what I mean. Notice the tests are run in random order. :)
Has anyone managed to make this work? Thanks!
angular jasmine stackblitz asked Nov 16 '18 at 0:53
dmcgrandledmcgrandle
2,3091622
When making a Stackblitz project for Angular testing, there is no way I have found to change the default Jasmine setting of "run tests in random order". Of course I can click on the OPTIONS box and change it manually, but I would like to create projects with a different default.
The Jasmine docs (here) show a number of ways to configure this, but none of them appear to work in Stackblitz. For example, adding the code:
jasmine.loadConfig(
random: false
);
Produces an error if added to any of the configuration files (for example main.ts) as follows:
Error in /~/main.ts (30:5)
jasmine.loadConfig is not a function
Those same docs also talk about editing the file in node_modules, but of course there is no way of getting to that in Stackblitz (that I know of).
Here is a Stackblitz to show what I mean. Notice the tests are run in random order. :)
Has anyone managed to make this work? Thanks!
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There is dedicated configure method on Jasmine environment:
main.ts
jasmine.getEnv().configure(random: false); // add this
bootstrap();
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answered Jan 12 at 3:55
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Very nice! How did you know to usejasmine.getEnv()that way?
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There is dedicated configure method on Jasmine environment:
main.ts
jasmine.getEnv().configure(random: false); // add this
bootstrap();
Forked Stackblitz
answered Jan 12 at 3:55
yurzuiyurzui
102k11207223
Very nice! How did you know to usejasmine.getEnv()that way?
– dmcgrandle
Jan 12 at 6:41
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There is dedicated configure method on Jasmine environment:
main.ts
jasmine.getEnv().configure(random: false); // add this
bootstrap();
Forked Stackblitz
answered Jan 12 at 3:55
yurzuiyurzui
102k11207223
Very nice! How did you know to usejasmine.getEnv()that way?
– dmcgrandle
Jan 12 at 6:41
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There is dedicated configure method on Jasmine environment:
main.ts
jasmine.getEnv().configure(random: false); // add this
bootstrap();
Forked Stackblitz
answered Jan 12 at 3:55
yurzuiyurzui
102k11207223
There is dedicated configure method on Jasmine environment:
main.ts
jasmine.getEnv().configure(random: false); // add this
bootstrap();
Forked Stackblitz
answered Jan 12 at 3:55
yurzuiyurzui
102k11207223
answered Jan 12 at 3:55
yurzuiyurzui
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answered Jan 12 at 3:55
yurzuiyurzui
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answered Jan 12 at 3:55
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Very nice! How did you know to usejasmine.getEnv()that way?
– dmcgrandle
Jan 12 at 6:41
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Very nice! How did you know to usejasmine.getEnv()that way?
– dmcgrandle
Jan 12 at 6:41
Very nice! How did you know to use
jasmine.getEnv() that way?– dmcgrandle
Jan 12 at 6:41
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