Veteran celebrates 90th birthday with skydive
by Brittney Donovan, ActionNewsJax.comAMELIA ISLAND, Fla. - A veteran celebrated his 90th birthday Sunday by jumping out of an airplane.
Eason Bennett was all strapped up and ready to go by 9 a.m. With his granddaughter by his side, he headed toward the runway at Skydive Amelia Island.
It was a celebration 10 years in the making.
“He said when he makes it to 90, he wants to jump out of an airplane,” his daughter Kathy Bodamer told WJAX. “I guess maybe he didn’t think he’d be around, but he still wanted to do it.”
The 90-year-old Korean War veteran and Purple Heart recipient hopped on the plane without any second thoughts.
As he climbed more than 10,000 feet into the air, dozens of his supporters waited for him on the ground.
Some were waiting their turn to take the jump.
“My 90-year-old uncle is jumping, so I better give it a shot,” Mark Bennett said.
Family all the way from California joined his American Legion Post members to watch.
When the 90-year-old glided gently to safety, he was greeted with applause, hugs and a beer.
“Oh, it was beautiful,” Eason Bennett said.
Surrounded by his friends, family and fellow veterans, Bennett said it was a moment he won’t soon forget.
“Good 90th birthday. Best ever,” he said.


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$(selector).find(filter)
| Parameter | Description |
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| filter | Required. A selector expression, element or jQuery object to filter the search for descendants Note: To return multiple descendants, separate each expression with a comma. |
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Maurice Ashley talks about chess the way some
people describe their favorite poem or painting. ``It has a
majesty; it has a mystical beauty,'' he says. ``The pieces come
alive when you know what they can do.''
Ashley has devoted his life to chess, and at 33, he has caught a
dream -- and made history. This spring, moving his bishop against an
opponent's queen, he fulfilled the final requirements for becoming
a chess grandmaster, the game's highest rank. He is the first black
person ever to do so.
``It's just been a whirlwind,'' Ashley says, pausing to reflect
at the Harlem middle school where he coached a chess team until
1997. ``I've been thrilled and ecstatic and on a high and unable to
sleep.''
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worldwide. So joining the uppermost ranks of the elite and clubby
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``Maurice almost did it by himself,'' says Jerald Times, a chess
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Ashley loved sharing his passion with young players, and the
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others in the neighborhood. With financial support from the group's
president, Ashley devoted himself to chess full time, studying at
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Competitors say he's a cagey, aggressive player who never misses
a chance to gain an advantage on the board. ``You feel that if you
make the slightest mistake, you're going to get crushed,'' says
Times, Ashley's longtime chess pal.
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matches, he'll often lean his elbows on the table and hold his head
in his hands as he analyzes the board; other times he leans back,
looking relaxed, as he ponders the pieces.
In March, Ashley's single-minded devotion paid off. At a
tournament at the Manhattan Chess Club, which counts several
grandmasters among its members, Ashley joined their ranks. He lost
a second-round game to the tournament's lowest-ranked player, but
he rebounded to second place, earning the points he needed for
grandmaster status.
The coveted title is earned by meeting rigorous requirements in
high-level tournaments within a set period of time. Ashley's
victory carries special meaning.
``The stereotype in this country is that African-Americans don't
do well at things like chess,'' he says. ``I know how brilliant
black people are ... and I feel like my achievement is a small drop
to add to the wonderful intellectual greatness of our heritage.''
He hopes his victory will inspire young minority players,
especially his former students at Mott Hall. Ashley still strolls
smiling through the chess room there, giving tips and pushing the
serious young players to think hard about every move. The kids say
he's become a role model.
``Because he did it, he made me believe that I could do it,
because we're both minority,'' says Brian Ovalle, a seventh-grader
with roots in the Dominican Republic. ``It's like when Jackie
Robinson broke the color barrier. They didn't believe he could do
it, but he broke through.''
Ashley would have liked to have a black grandmaster to emulate
when he was young. ``It was tough ... not seeing any black faces,''
he recalls.
``What I've been blessed to do is show what's possible.''


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Talks
We are pleased to announce the list of selected talks for Recon Village.
Keynote: It’s Going To Get Worse Before It Gets Better - The Future of Recon Data Mining
The OSINT and reconnaissance landscape is beginning to face some challenges. Current valuable sources such as open sourced lists are already facing offensive and malicious data poisoning. Privacy laws are creating barriers in many areas, and as court rulings are levying increasing fines for playing fast and loose with user data privacy. Social media companies are starting to realize that they actually need to start making profits, and are restricting their data.
Sites are aggressively combating web crawling, services like TOR and VPN face uncertain futures, the list of potential hurdles to the future of OSINT and recon seems grim. But fear not. There is still hope - and plenty of it. This presentation will discuss both the challenges and changes to both offensive and defensive reconnaissance that the presenter believes we will see in the future, and strategies that will help mitigate or enhance these changes.
An Introduction to Graph Theory for OSINT
by @andrewsmhay
Talk Category: Comprehensive
This session aims to gently introduce graph theory and the applied use of graphs for people who, like the speaker, consider themselves lacking the often perceived advanced math, science, and computer programming knowledge needed to harness their power.
The session will include live attendee interaction to help explain the general concepts of graph theory in a safe and inclusive way that should help solidify basic knowledge…
Attack Surface Discovery with Intrigue
by @jcran
Talk Category: Live Demo
What’s more fun than discovering vulnerable and attack-worthy systems on the internet? Come join us for live demos!
Intrigue is a powerful and extensible open source engine for discovering attack surface. It helps security researchers, penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and defenders to discover assets and their vulnerabilities…
Building Google For Criminal Enterprises
Talk Category: Live Demo
I was able to create a proof of concept application that scrubs a recreation of the Ohio Voter Database, which includes first name, last name, date of birth, home address, and link each entry confidently to its real owners Facebook page. By doing this I have created a method by which you can use the Voter Database to seed you with name address and DOB, and Facebook to hydrate that information with personal information.
My application was able to positively link a voter record to a Facebook account approximately 45% of the time…
Do Tinder Bots Dream of Electric Toys? How Tinder Bots are breaking hearts all over the world, and trashing Tinder’s reputation while they’re at it.
by @inbarraz
Talk Category: Comprehensive
Tinder. The Final Frontier.
Research shows that there are 50 million active users on Tinder, who check their accounts 11 times per day and spend an average of 90 minutes per day on the app. Even celebrities, it seems…
Domain discovery, expanding your scope like a boss
by @Jhaddix
Talk Category: Comprehensive
Whether you do wide scope pentesting or bounty hunting, domain discovery is the 1st method of expanding your scope. Join Jason as he walks you through his tool chain for discovery including; subdomain scraping, bruteforce, ASN discovery, permutation scanning, automation, and more…
FERPA: Only Your Grades Are Safe; OSINT In Higher Education
by @Sweet_Grrl
Talk Category: Comprehensive
Institutions of higher education are supposed to be somewhere that students go, earn a degree, and leave, all while their data is safe. Or is it? In this talk, I discuss the gaping security holes left by FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99) with regard to student data.
Almost all student data, with the exception of grades and select demographics picked by each institution, are commonly listed as directory information that is available to anyone who asks. Add to this most institutions of higher education commonly practice automatic “opt-in” for Directory Information and require students to specifically request that their information be withheld. This leads to an OSINT opportunity ripe for abuse…
How to obtain 100 Facebooks accounts per day through internet searches
by @bym0m0
Talk Category: Lightening
Back in 2016, it was very new the way how the Facebook mobile application implements content through ““Instant articles””. A user can view content from third parties directly in the Facebook platform without requiring to open the Browser, for instance. This content can also be shared, saved, opened in browser and so on.
In this talk, we will share how this Instant articles, and the way the were shared, lead us to the possibility to access Facebook accounts and how through internet searches this became a huge problem! We’ll discuss how we identify the issue and how it was tested, reported, fixed, rewarded and also we talk about a new vector attack for further research…
Into the Bird’s Nest: A Comprehensive Look at Twitter as a Research Tool
Talk Category: Comprehensive
With 313 million active users and approximately 500 million Tweets sent per day, Twitter has plenty of low-hanging fruit ripe for OSINT picking. Learn from an experienced information professional how to craft advanced searches to retrieve data from this popular social media platform.
Understand the search commands that Twitter uses, tips and techniques for extracting data, examine some of the lesser-known features of Twitter, and get a glimpse of some of the resources that work in conjunction with Twitter to help you better organize all the information you will retrieve…
OSINT Tactics on Source Code & Developers
by @simonroses
Talk Category: Comprehensive
This practical talk is about using OSINT techniques and tools to obtain intelligence from source code. By analyzing the source code, we will profile developers in social networks to see what social networks they use, what they are saying, who they follow, what they like and much more data about them.
We will use well-known tools and custom Python scripts to automatize the parsing of source code, analyzing comments for behavior and sentiments, searching for OSINT patterns in code and fingerprinting developers in social networks, among other things. The collected data will be plotted in different visualizations to make the understanding of information easier…
Recon and bug bounties - What a great love story!
by @abhijeth
Talk Category: Live Demo
Recon is an important phase in Penetration Testing. But wait, not everyone does that because everyone’s busy filling forms with values. Effective recon can often give you access to assets/boxes that are less commonly found by regular penetration testers.
In this talk, the speaker will demonstrate few effective techniques using which researchers/pen testers can do better information gathering. The speaker would also share many stories which allowed him to earn some bounties using these recon techniques. This techniques might also be useful to red teams/incident response teams to identify rogue devices in their organisation which are often missed out during normal penetration testing…
Skip tracing for fun and profit
by @greenhagen
Talk Category: Comprehensive
This talk covers skip tracing TTPs and countermeasures in the digital and human domains. The audience will be guided through two real world examples of how a regular citizen can use open source tools, exploits, and social engineering to assist law enforcement and profit.
Some examples include phishing websites tailored to a fugitive’s resume, geolocating a target through video game clients, and using social media meta-data to build pattern-of-life. As the audience is moved through the process step by step, online and offline countermeasure such as USPS forwarding, false resume writing, and secure communications will also be covered…
Total Recoll: Conducting Investigations without Missing a Thing
by @jerkota
Talk Category: Lightening
Recoll is a free and open source desktop tool which allows you to search through any arbitrary documents - but it can do more. By using the Recoll web indexer, you can automatically save a copy of any web sites you visit, and search them as well. This combination makes Recoll a great “capture and search” tool for investigators.
This talk will demonstrate what Recoll can do for you using two case studies - searching through a trove of leaked NSA documents and conducting an OSINT investigation online…
Using DFIR Orchestration and Automation Tools and Playbooks For OSINT and Recon
by @physchosis
Talk Category: Live Demo
Everyone has probably heard about orchestration and automation tools in DFIR but what if we took the same concepts from DFIR and apply that to OSINT? In this talk we will discuss how to use DFIR tools and concepts for reconnaissance, investigations, and OSINT data gathering. We will work through an automated playbook to gather evidence on things like domains, organizations and people, then discuss using integrations like Intrigue.io, Pipl, DataSploit, and more all in parallel and finally wrapping up by storing the evidence, contacting, liberating and helping others by responding with the evidence, or simply just having some fun…
Using phonetic algorithms to increase your search space and detect misspellings.
by @alexk307
Talk Category: Lightening
In this talk I will give a brief introduction to phonetic algorithms and how they can apply to gathering recon and searching through social media data. I will then demonstrate applying these techniques to a US Census dataset, and generate a searchable dataset capable of suggesting alternative spellings and pronunciations of names…


| strtrim_ctl {fansi} | R Documentation |
One difference with base::strtrim is that all C0 control characters such as newlines, carriage returns, etc., are treated as zero width.
strtrim_ctl(x, width, warn = getOption("fansi.warn"), ctl = "all") strtrim2_ctl( x, width, warn = getOption("fansi.warn"), tabs.as.spaces = getOption("fansi.tabs.as.spaces"), tab.stops = getOption("fansi.tab.stops"), ctl = "all" ) strtrim_sgr(x, width, warn = getOption("fansi.warn")) strtrim2_sgr( x, width, warn = getOption("fansi.warn"), tabs.as.spaces = getOption("fansi.tabs.as.spaces"), tab.stops = getOption("fansi.tab.stops") )
x |
a character vector, or an object which can be coerced to a
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width |
Positive integer values: recycled to the length of |
warn |
TRUE (default) or FALSE, whether to warn when potentially
problematic Control Sequences are encountered. These could cause the
assumptions |
ctl |
character, which Control Sequences should be treated specially. See the "_ctl vs. _sgr" section for details.
|
tabs.as.spaces |
FALSE (default) or TRUE, whether to convert tabs to
spaces. This can only be set to TRUE if |
tab.stops |
integer(1:n) indicating position of tab stops to use when converting tabs to spaces. If there are more tabs in a line than defined tab stops the last tab stop is re-used. For the purposes of applying tab stops, each input line is considered a line and the character count begins from the beginning of the input line. |
strtrim2_ctl
adds the option of converting tabs to spaces before trimming.
This is the only difference between strtrim_ctl
and strtrim2_ctl
.
The *_ctl
versions of the functions treat all Control Sequences specially
by default. Special treatment is context dependent, and may include
detecting them and/or computing their display/character width as zero. For
the SGR subset of the ANSI CSI sequences, fansi
will also parse, interpret,
and reapply the text styles they encode if needed. You can modify whether a
Control Sequence is treated specially with the ctl
parameter. You can
exclude a type of Control Sequence from special treatment by combining
"all" with that type of sequence (e.g. ctl=c("all", "nl")
for special
treatment of all Control Sequences but newlines). The *_sgr
versions
only treat ANSI CSI SGR sequences specially, and are equivalent to the
*_ctl
versions with the ctl
parameter set to "sgr".
Non-ASCII strings are converted to and returned in UTF-8 encoding. Width calculations will not work correctly with R < 3.2.2.
fansi for details on how Control Sequences are interpreted, particularly if you are getting unexpected results. strwrap_ctl is used internally by this function.
strtrim_ctl("\033[42mHello world\033[m", 6)


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Convenience functions for data preparation and modeling often used in aCRM.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Imports: | dummies, randomForest, kernelFactory, ada |
| Published: | 2014-03-28 |
| Author: | Dirk Van den Poel, Michel Ballings, Andrey Volkov, Jeroen D'haen, Michiel Van Herwegen |
| Maintainer: | Michel Ballings <Michel.Ballings at GMail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
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Troubleshooting
Network Issues
If you are having trouble setting up your network, or you are having trouble connecting your game, please review this page and follow the steps completely. There are many stages of network communication that you can troubleshoot to test your game. In this document we will go over the various steps to troubleshooting so that you can figure out what could be wrong with the setup on your machine, local network, or internet connections.
The Local Machine
The primary method of testing your game will most likely be on a single machine which is often your development machine. The addresses <IP_ADDRESS>
, localhost
, ::0
, etc. are all references to the machine you are currently on. These addresses are used for local testing, routing, security, and other probably less common practices.
Steps to test: 1. Turn on "Run in Background" in Unity Player Settings 2. Set the Multiplayer Menu scene as the first scene 3. Use the CubeForge demo scene as the second scene 4. Build your game from Unity 5. Run 1 instance of your build and play the other instance in the Unity Editor 6. Press play in the Editor 7. Host a server in the Editor on port 15937 8. Run the built instance of the application 9. Connect to IP address <IP_ADDRESS> and port number 15937 on the built instance
If you can connect, CONGRATULATIONS, your game is properly networked and your machine is properly setup to test your game on the local machine. If you are having trouble with this stage, please ensure that you are properly following the steps above and building the instance.
The Local Area Network (LAN)
If the local machine setup above is working correctly and your local area network (LAN) is not, chances are there is an issue with your network or machine firewall. Follow the above steps except run the instance of the game that was built on another machine on your network. We will refer to the machine that the Unity Editor (server) is on as Server and the second machine that is on the network which is running the built instance Client.
- Host the server on Server
- Try to connect using Client
If the above steps fail to connect and play the game, you have 1 or more of the following problems with your network setup.
- Your machine firewall on Server is not allowing the connections
- Your machines are not on the same network
- You are not supplying the correct IP address or Port number
# Issue 1 Resolution
First, let's find out if your issue is the one listed as #1. Open your firewall settings on your local machine, locate the Unity Editor in the firewall settings and make sure it is allowing connections. If you are not sure how to check or change your firewall settings, please reference Google to learn the steps for your operating system.
NOTE: If you are not hosting in the Unity Editor, these same steps would apply to the build game, you just need to locate the game name in the firewall settings. If it is not found, you need to add the exception to your machine firewall with the same steps as mentioned above.
# Issue 2 Resolution
For (#2) you are going to have to make sure that the two machines are on the same exact network. You can do this by making sure that the router name (when connecting) is the same for both machines (when connecting via Wi-Fi). If you are using a Ethernet cable, make sure that both cables for both machines are leading into the same router. If you are using Ethernet for one machine and Wi-Fi for another machine, make sure that the Wi-Fi connected machine is connecting to the same router name as the machine that has the Ethernet cord connected to the router.
# Issue 3 Resolution
When connecting to Server, you are required to input the correct IP address. For the Server machine, you should be hosting on <IP_ADDRESS> for this test; if you are not sure what that means, then you are already set to that and do not need to worry about it as you've not set it explicitly yourself.
First, you need to open the network configuration on Server. You can do this by opening a command prompt
or a terminal
window. The following is the command that you would input onto a Windows Command Prompt
window to find your local area networks IP address.
ipconfig
The following is the command that you would input onto a MacOS/Linux Terminal
window to find your local area networks IP address.
ifconfig
Locate the LAN that you are connected to and find the IPv4 address that is assigned to the Server. This is the IP address that you need to input into your Client for the host address. The port number should still be 15937 as mentioned in the previous example.
NOTE: If you use machine virtualization (VM or Virtual Machine's) then there may be multiple network IPv4 addresses when you enter the above command. This is also the case if you using both Ethernet and Wi-Fi, so please be sure to select the correct network address. Usually the name showed in the listings is indicative to the connection type.
The Internet & Cloud Servers
Chances are that if the above are working perfectly, then there are one of two things that could not be working for you.
1) The server machine's firewall is not opened for the application. Please see the above on how to fix this or 2) The network firewall settings are not allowing the port
For #2 you will need to review with your cloud hosting provider on how to open the ports for your application/machine. This is done differently through each provider but should be an easy Google Search away from finding out. Let's say that you are hosting through Microsoft Azure, you would search Google as follows:
Azure open network ports
or
Azure open ports and endpoints
These queries should produce some fine results. MAKE SURE to replace "Azure" with your cloud hosting provider, like "EC2" or "Rackspace".


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Google parent Alphabet agrees £1.6bn Fitbit deal
Fitbit is being acquired by Google’s parent company for about 2.1 billion dollars (£1.6 billion).
The deal enables the internet company to step back into the hotly contested market for smartwatches and health and fitness trackers.
A pioneer in wearable technology, Fibit’s market capitalisation soared to just under 10 billion dollars after becoming a public company in 2015 but its value this week is well below two billion dollars.
Google has struggled to stake out a presence in the wearables market – its earlier foray into smartwatches that used its Android Wear software has largely faded.
If you look at what Apple has done with wearables, it is a missing piece of the puzzle for GoogleDaniel Ives, Wedbush Securities
This deal could give it more of an opportunity to compete with the Apple Watch.
“Google doesn’t want to be left out of the party,” said analyst Daniel Ives, of Wedbush Securities.
“If you look at what Apple has done with wearables, it is a missing piece of the puzzle for Google.”
When rumours of a potential buyout by Google surfaced earlier this week, Fitbit shares soared almost 30%.
The stock jumped another 17% at the opening bell on Friday.
Alphabet said it will pay 7.35 dollars per share for the company, which were trading at 7.20 dollars each after the deal was announced.
“With Google’s resources and global platform, Fitbit will be able to accelerate innovation in the wearables category, scale faster, and make health even more accessible to everyone,” Fitbit co-founder and chief executive James Park said in a statement.
Fitbit has 28 million active users worldwide and has sold more than 100 million devices.
The company said that its privacy and security guidelines will not change and that it will continue to be transparent about the data it collects and why.
Fitbit said it never sells personal information and that its health and wellness data will not be used for the advertisements that drive Google’s main business.
Fitbit’s privacy policy says data it collects include a user’s date of birth, gender, height, weight, and for some users it also stores logs tracking their food and water intake, as well as sleep and female health patterns.
The deal is expected to close next year if approved by regulators and Fitbit shareholders.
Mr Ives said it is likely to face additional scrutiny at a time when federal antitrust enforcers and Congress have launched broad investigations into the market dominance of Google and other major tech companies.
“This is definitely going to get a very close look from regulators,” he said.


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Unit Testing Guidelines
Note: Spartacus 3.x is no longer maintained. Please upgrade to the latest version.
Note: Spartacus 3.x was tested with SAP Commerce Cloud versions 1905 to 2105. Spartacus 3.x has not been verified to work with (and is not guaranteed to work with) SAP Commerce Cloud 2211 or later releases.
The following are some best practices for writing Spartacus unit tests.
Table of Contents
- General Guidelines
- UI Components
- NGRX and Tests That Use the Store
- Using Test Grouping for Improved Readability
- Avoiding Silently Failing Tests
General Guidelines
- All code must be covered by unit tests.
- Test one thing per test (it).
- Unit tests isolate the tested code from it’s dependencies: mock all the dependencies you can.
- Unit tests need to be independent from one another: we should be able to run the tests from a file in any order and it would not change the outcome.
- Cover happy path, errors, edge cases and UI when applicable.
UI Components
Mock Everything
Mock everything. As with any other piece of code, we want to test the UI component in isolation. We don’t want the test results to be influenced by code that is outside of the class we are testing.
While mocking dependencies like services is more obvious, it’s easy to forget to mock subcomponents that are called from within the tested component’s template.
To mock a subcomponent, you create a fake copy of it in your spec file. The fake component must have the same selector as the subcomponents you want to fake:
@Component({
template: '',
selector: 'cx-some-component'
})
class MockSomeComponent {
@Input() someparam;
}
Then, you declare it in the TestBed:
TestBed.configureTestingModule({
imports: [
...
],
declarations: [MockSomeComponent],
providers: [
...
],
}).compileComponents();
Covering the UI
For UI components, create tests that read and interact with the UI, not just the component class functions. Writing UI tests in the component unit tests is inexpensive compared to e2e tests. Again, cover the main scenarios and also error scenarios and edge cases that have an impact on the UI.
NGRX and Tests That Use the Store
Mocking the NGRX store has proven to be quite a challenge. The NGRX store is the exception to the rule of mocking dependencies in our unit tests.
To perform a unit test on a piece of code that reads from the store, populate the store by calling explicitly the relevant success actions with the data to set up the test.
Here is an example where we dispatch LoadUserAddressesSuccess to set up the test data:
it('should be able to get user addresses', () => {
const mockUserAddresses: Address[] = [{ id: 'address1' }, { id: 'address2' }];
store.dispatch(new UserActions.LoadUserAddressesSuccess(mockUserAddresses));
let addresses: Address[];
service
.getAddresses()
.subscribe(data => {
addresses = data;
})
.unsubscribe();
expect(addresses).toEqual([{ id: 'address1' }, { id: 'address2' }]);
});
Using Test Grouping for Improved Readability
Use the *describe* block to logically group related tests:
describe('addNumbers function', () => {
it('should properly add 2 and 2', () => {
...
});
it('should support negative numbers', () => {
...
});
it('should not accept decimal numbers', () => {
...
});
});
Avoiding Silently Failing Tests
Assert Outside a Subscription
It is a best practice to remove assertions outside of subscriptions. This way, we make sure that the assertion is executed before the test finishes. To assert the result of an observable, we assign the result in the subscription, but the assertion is done after, outside the subscription with the value. For example:
Instead of this:
service
.getAddresses()
.subscribe(addresses => {
expect(addresses).toEqual([{ id: 'address1' }, { id: 'address2' }]);
})
.unsubscribe();
});
Do this instead:
let addresses: Address[];
service
.getAddresses()
.subscribe(data => {
addresses = data;
})
.unsubscribe();
expect(addresses).toEqual([{ id: 'address1' }, { id: 'address2' }]);
});
Initializing the Result with a Value That Fails the Assertion
Avoid initializing a result variable to a value that would pass with success if nothing were to happen between the declaration and the assertion. For example:
let result: boolean;
service
.hasPage('home')
.subscribe(value => (result = value))
.unsubscribe();
expect(result).toBeFalsy();
In the above example, the assertion will be true even if the hasPage
function is never called (or does nothing). Instead, initialize the result variable to a value that will fail the assertions. This way, we can be sure the action we are testing performed some processing.
In the example below, the value true will fail the assertion unless the process is called and provides the expected falsy result.
let result = true;
service
.hasPage(home)
.subscribe(value => (result = value))
.unsubscribe();
expect(result).toBeFalsy();


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