How to test component events when event and handler are in different components?
In the reference jasmine test resource, component event(egComponentEvent) registration and handler is done in same component(egEventHandling).Thus, we are able to test the result after event is fired.
https://github.com/forcedotcom/LightningTestingService/blob/master/lightning-component-tests/test/default/staticresources/jasmineExampleTests.resource
/**
* Component under test: 'c:egEventHandling'
* This spec shows how to validate a component's handling of component- and
* application-level events.
*/
describe('c:egEventHandling', function() {
it('handles component- and application-level events', function(done) {
$T.createComponent("c:egEventHandling", null)
.then(function(component){
var cmpEvent = component.getEvent("sampleEvent");
cmpEvent.setParams({"data":"component event fired"});
cmpEvent.fire()
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("component event fired");
$T.fireApplicationEvent("c:egApplicationEvent", {"data":"application event fired"});
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("application event fired");
done();
}).catch(function(e) {
done.fail(e);
});
});
});
Facing issue to test the results after component event is fired, when event registration and its handler is done in different components.
We are firing a component level event in component 1 and the handler is being invoked in Component 2 ,
We are struggling in testing component event where as component is getting fired but we are not able to see the handler invoked in the Component 2
Kindly help us in getting the correct solution for the below code
$T.createComponent("c:tagr_Tag",attributes,true)
.then(function(component) {
var evt = component.getEvent('componentEvent');
evt.setParam('entity', entity);
evt.fire();
expect(evt.fire()).tobe.(true);
}
Here event is getting fired from tagr_Tag but handler is not getting invoked from different component.Please help us in arriving to the solution using any approach like spyon or something else.
Thanks in Advance
salesforce lightning
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
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asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
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add a comment |
In the reference jasmine test resource, component event(egComponentEvent) registration and handler is done in same component(egEventHandling).Thus, we are able to test the result after event is fired.
https://github.com/forcedotcom/LightningTestingService/blob/master/lightning-component-tests/test/default/staticresources/jasmineExampleTests.resource
/**
* Component under test: 'c:egEventHandling'
* This spec shows how to validate a component's handling of component- and
* application-level events.
*/
describe('c:egEventHandling', function() {
it('handles component- and application-level events', function(done) {
$T.createComponent("c:egEventHandling", null)
.then(function(component){
var cmpEvent = component.getEvent("sampleEvent");
cmpEvent.setParams({"data":"component event fired"});
cmpEvent.fire()
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("component event fired");
$T.fireApplicationEvent("c:egApplicationEvent", {"data":"application event fired"});
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("application event fired");
done();
}).catch(function(e) {
done.fail(e);
});
});
});
Facing issue to test the results after component event is fired, when event registration and its handler is done in different components.
We are firing a component level event in component 1 and the handler is being invoked in Component 2 ,
We are struggling in testing component event where as component is getting fired but we are not able to see the handler invoked in the Component 2
Kindly help us in getting the correct solution for the below code
$T.createComponent("c:tagr_Tag",attributes,true)
.then(function(component) {
var evt = component.getEvent('componentEvent');
evt.setParam('entity', entity);
evt.fire();
expect(evt.fire()).tobe.(true);
}
Here event is getting fired from tagr_Tag but handler is not getting invoked from different component.Please help us in arriving to the solution using any approach like spyon or something else.
Thanks in Advance
salesforce lightning
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
Took comments and explanation out of the code block so they would be clearer and easier to find.
– Dave
Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
add a comment |
In the reference jasmine test resource, component event(egComponentEvent) registration and handler is done in same component(egEventHandling).Thus, we are able to test the result after event is fired.
https://github.com/forcedotcom/LightningTestingService/blob/master/lightning-component-tests/test/default/staticresources/jasmineExampleTests.resource
/**
* Component under test: 'c:egEventHandling'
* This spec shows how to validate a component's handling of component- and
* application-level events.
*/
describe('c:egEventHandling', function() {
it('handles component- and application-level events', function(done) {
$T.createComponent("c:egEventHandling", null)
.then(function(component){
var cmpEvent = component.getEvent("sampleEvent");
cmpEvent.setParams({"data":"component event fired"});
cmpEvent.fire()
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("component event fired");
$T.fireApplicationEvent("c:egApplicationEvent", {"data":"application event fired"});
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("application event fired");
done();
}).catch(function(e) {
done.fail(e);
});
});
});
Facing issue to test the results after component event is fired, when event registration and its handler is done in different components.
We are firing a component level event in component 1 and the handler is being invoked in Component 2 ,
We are struggling in testing component event where as component is getting fired but we are not able to see the handler invoked in the Component 2
Kindly help us in getting the correct solution for the below code
$T.createComponent("c:tagr_Tag",attributes,true)
.then(function(component) {
var evt = component.getEvent('componentEvent');
evt.setParam('entity', entity);
evt.fire();
expect(evt.fire()).tobe.(true);
}
Here event is getting fired from tagr_Tag but handler is not getting invoked from different component.Please help us in arriving to the solution using any approach like spyon or something else.
Thanks in Advance
salesforce lightning
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
In the reference jasmine test resource, component event(egComponentEvent) registration and handler is done in same component(egEventHandling).Thus, we are able to test the result after event is fired.
https://github.com/forcedotcom/LightningTestingService/blob/master/lightning-component-tests/test/default/staticresources/jasmineExampleTests.resource
/**
* Component under test: 'c:egEventHandling'
* This spec shows how to validate a component's handling of component- and
* application-level events.
*/
describe('c:egEventHandling', function() {
it('handles component- and application-level events', function(done) {
$T.createComponent("c:egEventHandling", null)
.then(function(component){
var cmpEvent = component.getEvent("sampleEvent");
cmpEvent.setParams({"data":"component event fired"});
cmpEvent.fire()
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("component event fired");
$T.fireApplicationEvent("c:egApplicationEvent", {"data":"application event fired"});
expect(component.get("v.message")).toBe("application event fired");
done();
}).catch(function(e) {
done.fail(e);
});
});
});
Facing issue to test the results after component event is fired, when event registration and its handler is done in different components.
We are firing a component level event in component 1 and the handler is being invoked in Component 2 ,
We are struggling in testing component event where as component is getting fired but we are not able to see the handler invoked in the Component 2
Kindly help us in getting the correct solution for the below code
$T.createComponent("c:tagr_Tag",attributes,true)
.then(function(component) {
var evt = component.getEvent('componentEvent');
evt.setParam('entity', entity);
evt.fire();
expect(evt.fire()).tobe.(true);
}
Here event is getting fired from tagr_Tag but handler is not getting invoked from different component.Please help us in arriving to the solution using any approach like spyon or something else.
Thanks in Advance
salesforce lightning
salesforce lightning
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
edited Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Dave
2,84681830
2,84681830
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
asked Nov 26 '18 at 9:32
Varun KumarVarun Kumar
61
61
Took comments and explanation out of the code block so they would be clearer and easier to find.
– Dave
Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
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Took comments and explanation out of the code block so they would be clearer and easier to find.
– Dave
Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Took comments and explanation out of the code block so they would be clearer and easier to find.
– Dave
Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
Took comments and explanation out of the code block so they would be clearer and easier to find.
– Dave
Nov 26 '18 at 11:05
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– Dave
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