My method under test is the following:
/**
* Update properties when the applicant changes the payment term value.
* @return {Mixed} - Either an Array where the first index is a boolean indicating
* that selectedPaymentTerm was set, and the second index indicates whether
* displayProductValues was called. Or a plain boolean indicating that there was an
* error.
*/
onPaymentTermChange() {
this.paymentTerm.valueChanges.subscribe(
(value) => {
this.selectedPaymentTerm = value;
let returnValue = [];
returnValue.push(true);
if (this.paymentFrequencyAndRebate) {
returnValue.push(true);
this.displayProductValues();
} else {
returnValue.push(false);
}
return returnValue;
},
(error) => {
console.warn(error);
return false;
}
)
}
As you can see paymentTerm is a form control that returns an Observable, which is then subscribed and the return value is checked.
I can't seem to find any documentation on unit testing a FormControl. The closest I have come is this article about Mocking Http requests, which is a similar concept as they are returning Observables but I don't think it applies fully.
For reference I am using Angular RC5, running tests with Karma and the framework is Jasmine.
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