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Accelerating Angular Development with Ivy

You're reading from   Accelerating Angular Development with Ivy A practical guide to building faster and more testable Angular apps with the new Ivy engine

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800205215
Length 242 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen
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Jacob Andresen Jacob Andresen
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: Discovering New APIs and Language Syntax 2. Chapter 2: Boosting Developer Productivity Through Tooling, Configuration, and Convenience FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Introducing CSS Custom Properties and New Provider Scopes 4. Chapter 4: Exploring Angular Components Features 5. Chapter 5: Using CSS Custom Properties 6. Chapter 6: Using Angular Components 7. Chapter 7: Component Harnesses 8. Chapter 8: Additional Provider Scopes 9. Chapter 9: Debugging with the New Ivy Runtime APIs 10. Chapter 10: Using the Angular Compatibility Compiler 11. Chapter 11: Migrating Your Angular Application from View Engine to Ivy 12. Chapter 12: Embracing Ahead-of-Time Compilation 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Testing as a user with component harnesses

The Angular CDK's API for authoring and using component testing harnesses is a fresh approach with the test-as-a-user philosophy in mind. Each component or related set of components can have a component harness for tests. A component harness is a testing API for interacting with those components that can be used in unit, integration, and end-to-end tests.

Component testing harnesses internally rely only on a single selector for the component they wrap. Library authors can publish component harnesses for their Angular components. In this way, their consumers' tests, which depend on the library's components, will not have dependencies on the DOM structure except for that one selector, which the library authors are able to change if needed.

This is exactly what the Angular Components team do for Angular CDK and Angular Material. They release and maintain component harnesses for all their Angular components.

Harness environments...

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