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HttpMock( q )

A http client mock for unit tests. All mocked http methods (like e.g. get, post or put) are being spied on.

Parameters

• q {$q}: a promise library conforming to AngularJS's $q

HttpMock#history {Array}

A list of all http activities that took place so far. Each entry is a string consisting of the http method, a boolean flag indicating whether the request could be handled successfully, the requested url and the time stamp of the request. Use this for debugging purposes in your test case only.

HttpMock#responseMap {Object}

A map of http methods to maps of urls to the mocked response objects.

HttpMock#reset()

Resets the http mock by deleting all response mocks and the history recorded so far.

HttpMock#setHttpResponse( method, uri, response )

Sets a new mocked http response. If a response for the given method / uri combination already exists, it will be overwritten. If response is null, the entry is deleted. Use this method instead of respondWith, if a more sophisticated response should be simulated or failed requests using a status code of 404 for example.

Parameters

• method {String}: the http method to mock

• uri {String}: the uri to mock the response for

• response {Object}: the response object, probably with status, data and headers fields

HttpMock#respondWith( [optionalMethod], uri, data )

Sets a response for a status code of 200 without any headers. Thus only the data field must be given for the response. If data is null, the entry is deleted.

Parameters

• optionalMethod {String}: the http method to use. If omitted, GET is assumed

• uri {String}: the uri to mock the response for

• data {Object}: the payload of the response