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javascript Programming Glossary: spyhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/12576849/should-it-matter-if-i-use-bootstrap-js-or-all-the-14-separate-js-files-trying dropdown.js script script src assets js bootstrap scrollspy.js script script src assets js bootstrap tab.js script script.. padding bottom 40px I do this so you can see the scroll spy on body li.active background #ddd style And at the very bottom.. src js vendor bootstrap.customize.js script Then body data spy scroll data target .lipsum sidebar Then within .container div..
Injecting a mock into an AngularJS service http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14773269/injecting-a-mock-into-an-angularjs-service up mockDependency here it could just as easily be a spy. Thanks to loyalBrown for the link to that great video. share..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3010170/unsafe-javascript-attempt-to-access-frame-with-url-error-being-continuously
Testing backbone.js application with jasmine - how to test model bindings on a view? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6471457/testing-backbone-js-application-with-jasmine-how-to-test-model-bindings-on-a-v is set up so I did the following this.myView new MyView spyOn this.myView render this.legendView.groupData.trigger change.. render function AT THAT TIME. So when you add your spy it wraps the render function and sets it back into place at.. ... and my test then looks like this.myView new MyView spyOn this.myView render this.myView.initialize_model_bindings this.legendView.groupData.trigger..
Why is this sinon spy not being called when I run this test? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8441612/why-is-this-sinon-spy-not-being-called-when-i-run-this-test is this sinon spy not being called when I run this test I have a Backbone Model.. describe updateDatetime beforeEach @updateSpy sinon.spy @datetime 'updateDatetime' afterEach @datetime.updateDatetime.restore.. this problem because when you are creating the spy which actually wraps the original function and creates a level..
Stub out a jQuery selector call? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8523974/stub-out-a-jquery-selector-call a stub in the second case you can easily pass a stub and a spy into your function. So the sinon test for the second one would.. el1 sinon.stub val function el1.returns 2 var el2 sinon.spy val function 'val' doubleIt el1 el2 assert el2.withArgs 4 .calledOnce..
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