I had to test NGRX selectors in the Angular application and found how we can do this.
Suppose, you have the simillar selector in your app:
import { createSelector } from '@ngrx/store';
import * as fromFeature from '../../reducers/root';
export const getAppState = createSelector(
fromFeature.getUserState,
(state: fromFeature.UserState) => state && state.appState
);
createSelector
functions will return a selector entity and it will contains a .projector
method. We can use this method for testing:
describe('App State Selectors', () => {
it('should return app state', () => {
expect(fromAppStateSelectors.getAppState.projector().toBe(undefined));
});
});
Don’t forget to use the appropriate Test framework, if you want to run the code above.
comments powered by DisqusNote: I used NGRX v10.0.1 for these pieces of code.