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@centigrade/ngtx

v2.5.1

Published

The Angular Testing Extensions is a small set of functions, aiming to make your life easier, when testing Angular components.

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If you have ideas how to further improve ngtx feel free to raise an issue and/or contribute.

@centigrade/ngtx

$ npm install @centigrade/ngtx --save-dev

ngtx stands for "Angular Testing Extensions" and is a small set of functions aiming to make your life easier when testing Angular components. It's supposed to make your tests lean while increasing the readability by boosting the semantics of each test case.

Why?

All common things we do in Angular tests are quite verbose. We often find ourselves writing stuff that does not express our intensions, but really are just steps on our way to our test-goal. Furthermore, while we care about production code to be clean and easy to understand, our testing code is left WET instead of DRY and hard to understand on the first glance.

We can do better and we think we should. ngtx is meant to give you the necessary tools to write super-expressive test cases that focus on the semantics rather than on imperative testing-code. Get onboard and start writing your tests declarative, to make the most of your time and code.

Compatibility Table

| ngtx | Angular | | ------- | ------- | | 2.5.0 | >= 17 | | < 2.5.0 | >= 13 |

For version details see the changelog.

Getting Started

New to ngtx? Let's get you started with these links:

Having questions or issues using ngtx? You may want to take a look at this:

Contributing

If you know and like ngtx we would love for you to contribute by either giving us feedback on issues or missing features or even by helping us implement already existing issues. If you have ideas how to improve our workflow you're also welcome to share it with us.

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