Jasmine Test in Angular for controller

Question

I get the following error: TypeError: undefined is not a function The problem is that the common is module and a factory and the problem is on my line

var ctrl = $controllerConstructor("resetPasswordSentScreen", { $scope: scope, common: common}); 

Here is the full test:

describe('resetPasswordSentScreen', function () {

    var scope, $controllerConstructor;


    beforeEach(module('common', 'app'));

    beforeEach(inject(function($controller, $rootScope) {
        scope = $rootScope.$new();
        $controllerConstructor = $controller;
    }));

    it('it should navigate to the correct url when backToLogin is called ', function (common) {
        var ctrl = $controllerConstructor("resetPasswordSentScreen", { $scope: scope, common: common });
        var mocklocation = sinon.stub({ url: function () {}});
        expect(scope.backToLogin()).toBe(mocklocation.url);
    });
});

Answer 1

That is not the problem, the problem is that you can't inject stuff into your functions like you do in your code. To inject you need to call inject as you did in the beforeEach. So, if you want to inject that factory, you need this:

it("message", inject(function(common) {
 ...
}));

There is how you inject. That should work.