angularjs - Mocking multiple return values for a function that returns a success/error style promise? -


nb: code reproduced memory.

i have method generated djangoangular has signature in service:

angular.module('mymodule') .service('pythondataservice',['djangormi',function(djangormi){      return {getdata:getdata};       function getdata(foo,bar,callback){          var in_data = {'baz':foo,'bing':bar};          djangormi.getpythondata(in_data)          .success(function(out_data) {             if(out_data['var1']){                  callback(out_data['var1']);              }else if(out_data['var2']){                  callback(out_data['var2']);             }          }).error(function(e){             console.log(e)          });         }; }])

i want test service in jasmine, , have mock djangoangular method. want call through , have return multiple datum.

this (sort of) have tried far, reproduced memory:

describe('python data service',function(){     var mockdjangormi,     beforeeach(module('ng.django.rmi'));     beforeeach(function() {         mockdjangormi = {             getpythondata:jasmine.createspy('getpythondata').and.returnvalue({                 success:function(fn){fn(mockdata);return this.error},                 error:function(fn){fn();return}             })         }         module(function($provide) {             $provide.provide('djangormi', mockdjangormi);        });    });    it('should data',function(){        mockdata = {'var1':'hello stackexchange'};        var callback = jasmine.createspy();        pythondataservice.getdata(1,2,callback);        expect(callback).tohavebeencalled();    }) })

but when put it block in different value mockdata, 1 of them picked up.

i'm guessing because of order of operation not right how i'm assigning mockdata. how can mock multiple datum djangormi function?


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