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Unit tests result: Application folders tree: In Angular the controller is separated from the view so it is easy to add the unit tests to MotoAds application. Recall the controller code which will be tested ( controllers.js ): motoAdsApp.controller('AdvertsController', ['$scope', 'Brand', 'Country', 'Advert', function($scope, Brand, Country, Advert) { $scope.oneAtATime = true; $scope.brands = Brand.query(); $scope.countries = Country.query(); $scope.sortByCols = [{ "key": "year", "name": "Year" }, { "key": "price", "name": "Price" }]; $scope.adverts = []; var allAdverts = Advert.query(filterAdverts); $scope.filter = { brandName: null, modelName: null, country: null, region: null, yearFrom: null, yearTo: null }; $scope.isAnyFilter...

Due to the fact that AngularJS gaining wider group of supporters and I decided to become familiar with its capabilities. So I started from AngularJS tutorial . At first I had to install: node.js, karma, git I already had (went smoothly). Step 0, Step 1 and almost finished Step 2 if no Section Tests, with whom I had a few problems - we are happy to share them, because maybe some of my suggestions will benefit and save some time. Let me just mention that I am acting in a Windows environment. Step 0, 1 success Step 2 problems Problem #1 The node.js console show me wrong path to Chrome: ERROR [launcher]: Cannot start Chrome Can not find the binary C:\Users\myuser\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe Please set env variable CHROME_BIN I set it at: set CHROME_BIN=C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe Of course, best to add it directly to the system environment variables. Problem #2 In file D:\angular-phonecat\test\unit\controlle...