Hi everybody,
I'm in a process of building my first Angular application.
In most of my controllers I have a seperation between 2 kinds of data:
I put data & functions that get accessed from the HTML and other
controllers on the $scope.
On the other hand when I declare function and data that is being used only
inside the controller itself I use the var keyword because it seems
unnecessary to keep this data on the scope.
My main problem is that I can't unit test the data that was declared with
VAR inside of a controller.
*Sample Controller:*
function myController($scope)
{
var arrElements = {};
function insideFunction() { ... } ;
}
I'm using Jasmine for unit testing and I want to know what is the best
practise to test "private" variables inside of the controller.
The only solution that we thought about is to put all the "private" data on
the $scope or on the this. object but it seems kind of weird to hold
temporary data on some object just for the sake of unit testing.
I would like to know if you have some suggestions that may help me solve
the unit testing problems.
Thanks,
Misha.
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