From all different solutions for various problems I’ve implemented in the past I wanted to create a simple web application that I could get back to for reference any time, and this would be a fully working KnockoutJS web application. The idea was to implement a simple client contacts management application using .NET Core 1.1, Entity Framework Core 1.1, KnockoutJS, and MSTest + Jasmine for unit testing.
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Jasmine mock for data service in Knockout
Using RequireJS makes life easier injecting dependencies like data services into Knockout components. However, there is no direct way of unit testing calls to such data services and need a different approach to be able to create a jasmine mock for an injected data service.
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I needed to use the same C# enum in Knockout component view model to keep them both consistent. Also, this means less code duplication and no hardcoded values. The Knockout’s view model was in a component, therefore I decided to pass enum as a parameter from Razor view.
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