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Jasmine & TypeScript–Calling and spying on private members

September 7, 2018 by Robert Leave a Comment

There’s some debate as to whether or not you should test private members in a class.  Generally, I fall in to the “if it makes sense to test it, test it” camp.  If there’s a private method that is only accessible by a hard-to-mock series of callbacks or events, I would much rather write a … [Read more…]

Posted in: Angular, Jasmine, JavaScript, Typescript, Unit Testing, Web Development Tagged: JavaScript, Private, Public, Testing, Typescript, unit testing

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