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preboot / angular-webpack

A complete, yet simple, starter for Angular v2+ using webpack
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Interest in using ava? #285

Closed chrisjlee closed 7 years ago

chrisjlee commented 7 years ago

Is there any interest from other folks to use ava?

Foxandxss commented 7 years ago

Sounds good, but I better go with what Angular supports officially.

ollwenjones commented 7 years ago

@chrisjlee if you have something working I would be interested in seeing a gist, etc. The typical Angular test stack has been kind of a pain point for me (config headaches, false positives, odd failures, slowness, etc.) I didn't realize how bad it really was until I stepped into the React space and saw what the alternatives were. I understand Jesus' reason for going with "the standard" esp. for a seed project like this, but I think testing alternatives is an overlooked area of investigation in the Angular community in general.

Foxandxss commented 7 years ago

Definitely interesting to see, I guess that the different hacks we have for testing, works on this ava too. I used to love test'em btw.

chrisjlee commented 7 years ago

@Foxandxss Would love to see that some experimentation with that. The slowness is a pain point.

@all I'll try to get something up here. Thanks for your input everybody.

ollwenjones commented 7 years ago

FWIW I have enjoyed using Jest in the React space (which shares some similar ideas to AVA)... Very little setup, you provide it a typescript parser so it doesn't have to be piped through compile steps, etc. Other things they do would be more controversial in the Angular space such as not testing in a browser at all (it's really easy to start testing the framework when you're sniffing a browser for how things rendered), snapshot testing, etc. I think "shallow rendering" for unit tests is a big win though.