angular-awesome-testing

Angular directive attribute reflection testing verifies that wa-* directives correctly update DOM attributes. You configure TestBed standalone imports, then use getAttribute checks within Jasmine specs to assert boolean attribute toggles and input updates are reflected in the DOM.

To test Angular service timer behavior with fakeAsync, you wrap Jasmine specs in fakeAsync and call tick to simulate timer progression. This verifies auto-dismiss timing and queueing logic for services like WaToastService without relying on actual asynchronous delays.

Testing Web Awesome web components wrapped in Angular involves writing component tests for wa-* directives to verify content projection and event emission. Using Jasmine and Karma ensures DOM querying best practices validate the bridge between Angular and the underlying web components.

Yes, you can run scoped headless Karma test execution for Angular directives. The test runner guidance supports headless runs and BrowserStack integration, allowing you to execute specific spec files for wa-* directives without launching full browser windows.

Angular component tests fail after adding standalone imports to TestBed when required directives or services are missing from the imports array. Debugging failing specs requires checking TestBed configuration to ensure all wa-* wrapper dependencies are properly provided.