Hi Everyone
I'm working on a Rails application with a couple of fairly complicated UI
pages. I'm using AngularJS to create a few single pages apps to tackle
this complexity. As this is my first foray into using an MVC JS framework,
I have a question about integration testing.
So far my plan is to use rSpec for the Rails unit tests, Jasmine for the JS
unit tests, but I am still not 100% sure about how to tackle integration
testing. It seems like there are 2 paths I could take:
Use rSpec ("request" or "feature" tests) for integration testing
Use Angular's "e2e" testing tools.
I'm leaning towards using rSpec because it has the advantage of not only
testing expectations in the UI but also on backend (DB). I'd like to hear
how other Ruby developers tackled integration testing. I was surprised not
to find too much written about these 2 "paths" of integration testing on
the interwebs (or maybe I was doing a poor job of searching). Thanks in
advance!
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