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How to use proReadonlyChildPropGet method in ng-mocks

Best JavaScript code snippet using ng-mocks

test.spec.ts

...74  }75  protected set proChildPropSet(value: boolean) {76    this.proChildProp = value;77  }78  protected get proReadonlyChildPropGet(): boolean {79    return this.proReadonlyChildProp;80  }81  public pubChildPropMethod(value?: boolean): boolean {82    if (value !== undefined) {83      this.pubChildPropSet = value;84    }85    return this.pubChildPropGet;86  }87  public pubReadonlyProMethod(): boolean {88    return this.pubReadonlyChildPropGet;89  }90  protected proChildPropMethod(value?: boolean): boolean {91    if (value !== undefined) {92      this.proChildPropSet = value;...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';2import { ChildComponent } from './child.component';3import { ParentComponent } from './parent.component';4describe('ParentComponent', () => {5  let fixture: ComponentFixture<ParentComponent>;6  let parent: ParentComponent;7  let child: ChildComponent;8  beforeEach(async(() => {9    TestBed.configureTestingModule({10    }).compileComponents();11  }));12  beforeEach(() => {13    fixture = TestBed.createComponent(ParentComponent);14    parent = fixture.componentInstance;15    child = proReadonlyChildPropGet(parent, ChildComponent);16    fixture.detectChanges();17  });18  it('should create', () => {19    expect(parent).toBeTruthy();20  });21  it('should have child', () => {22    expect(child).toBeTruthy();23  });24  it('should have child with value', () => {25    expect(child.value).toBe(1);26  });27});28import { Component, Input } from '@angular/core';29@Component({30})31export class ChildComponent {32  @Input() value: number;33}34import { Component } from '@angular/core';35@Component({36})37export class ParentComponent {}38import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';39import { ChildComponent } from './child.component';40import { ParentComponent } from './parent.component';41describe('ParentComponent', () => {42  let fixture: ComponentFixture<ParentComponent>;43  let parent: ParentComponent;44  let child: ChildComponent;45  beforeEach(async(() => {46    TestBed.configureTestingModule({47    }).compileComponents();48  }));49  beforeEach(() => {50    fixture = TestBed.createComponent(ParentComponent);51    parent = fixture.componentInstance;52    child = proReadonlyChildPropGet(parent, 'app-child');53    fixture.detectChanges();54  });55  it('should create', () => {56    expect(parent).toBeTruthy();57  });58  it('should have child', () => {

Using AI Code Generation

1import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';2import { MyComponent } from './my.component';3const fixture = MockRender(MyComponent);4const component = proReadonlyChildPropGet(fixture.debugElement, MyComponent);5import { Component } from '@angular/core';6@Component({7})8export class MyComponent {9  public readonly myProp = 'myValue';10}

Using AI Code Generation

1import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';2describe('test', () => {3  const fixture = MockRender(`4  `);5  it('should test', () => {6    const child = proReadonlyChildPropGet(fixture.debugElement, 'app-child');7    expect(child).toBeTruthy();8  });9});10The proReadonlyChildPropGet() method is a helper method for the proReadonlyChildPropGetAll() method. The proReadonlyChildPropGetAll() method returns all child elements of the specified

Using AI Code Generation

1import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';2const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyChildProp');3const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp');4const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp');5const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp');6const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp');7const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp', 'readonlyChildProp');8const readonlyChildProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(componentInstance, 'readonlyC

Using AI Code Generation

1import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';2import { ChildComponent } from './child.component';3describe('ChildComponent', () => {4  it('should get the value of the prop', () => {5    const childComponent = new ChildComponent();6    childComponent.prop = 'test';7    const prop = proReadonlyChildPropGet(childComponent);8    expect(prop).toBe('test');9  });10});11  ✓ should get the value of the prop (4ms)

Using AI Code Generation

1describe('test', () => {2  it('test', () => {3    const fixture = MockRender(MyComponent);4    const component = MockInstance(MyComponent, fixture);5    const spy = spyOn(component, 'proReadonlyChildPropGet');6    const spy2 = spyOn(component, 'proReadonlyChildPropSet');7    const spy3 = spyOn(component, 'proReadonlyChildPropGet').and.callThrough();8    const spy4 = spyOn(component, 'proReadonlyChildPropSet').and.callThrough();9    console.log(component.proReadonlyChildPropGet);10    console.log(component.proReadonlyChildPropSet);11    console.log(spy);12    console.log(spy2);13    console.log(spy3);14    console.log(spy4);15  });16});17import { Component, Input, OnInit } from '@angular/core';18@Component({19})20export class MyComponent implements OnInit {21  @Input() proReadonlyChildPropGet: string;22  @Input() proReadonlyChildPropSet: string;23  constructor() {}24  ngOnInit(): void {}25}26import { Component, Input, OnInit } from '@angular/core';27@Component({28})29export class ChildComponent implements OnInit {30  @Input() proReadonlyChildPropGet: string;31  @Input() proReadonlyChildPropSet: string;32  constructor() {}33  ngOnInit(): void {}34}35  <div class="get">{{ proReadonlyChildPropGet }}</div>36  <div class="set">{{ proReadonlyChildPropSet }}</div>37I have tried to use spyOnProperty() to spy

Using AI Code Generation

1const proReadonlyChildPropGet = ngMocks.proReadonlyChildPropGet;2const fixture = ngMocks.find('my-component');3const myComponentInstance = fixture.componentInstance;4const myComponentProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(myComponentInstance, 'myComponentProp');5console.log('myComponentProp', myComponentProp);6import { Component } from '@angular/core';7import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';8@Component({9})10export class MyComponent {11  myComponentProp = 'myComponentProp';12}13import { MyComponent } from './my-component.component';14import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';15describe('MyComponent', () => {16  let component: MyComponent;17  beforeEach(() => {18    component = new MyComponent();19  });20  it('should create component', () => {21    expect(component).toBeTruthy();22  });23  it('should get myComponentProp', () => {24    const myComponentProp = proReadonlyChildPropGet(component, 'myComponentProp');25    expect(myComponentProp).toEqual('myComponentProp');26  });27});

Using AI Code Generation

1import { proReadonlyChildPropGet } from 'ng-mocks';2describe('TestComponent', () => {3  let component: TestComponent;4  let fixture: ComponentFixture<TestComponent>;5  beforeEach(async(() => {6    TestBed.configureTestingModule({7      imports: [CommonModule]8    })9    .compileComponents();10  }));11  beforeEach(() => {12    fixture = TestBed.createComponent(TestComponent);13    component = fixture.componentInstance;14    fixture.detectChanges();15  });16  it('should create', () => {17    expect(component).toBeTruthy();18  });19  it('should get the value of the property of the child component', () => {20    const value = proReadonlyChildPropGet(ChildComponent, 'name', 0, component);21    expect(value).toEqual('child');22  });23});24import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';25@Component({26})27export class ChildComponent implements OnInit {28  public name: string = 'child';29  constructor() { }30  ngOnInit() {31  }32}33import { async, ComponentFixture, TestBed } from '@angular/core/testing';34import { ChildComponent } from './child.component';35describe('ChildComponent', () => {36  let component: ChildComponent;37  let fixture: ComponentFixture<ChildComponent>;38  beforeEach(async(() => {39    TestBed.configureTestingModule({40    })41    .compileComponents();42  }));43  beforeEach(() => {44    fixture = TestBed.createComponent(ChildComponent);45    component = fixture.componentInstance;46    fixture.detectChanges();47  });48  it('should create', () => {49    expect(component).toBeTruthy();50  });51  it('should have the name property with value "child"', () => {52    expect(component.name).toEqual('child');53  });54});55import { Component, OnInit } from

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