martinmicunda/employee-scheduling-ui

File password.spec.js has 262 lines of code (exceeds 250 allowed). Consider refactoring.

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/**
 * @author    Martin Micunda {@link http://martinmicunda.com}
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2015, Martin Micunda
 * @license   GPL-3.0
 */

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            describe('currentPassword', () => {
                it('should have `Current Password` label defined', () => {
                    element = render();
                    const parentElement = angular.element(element[0].querySelector('input[name="currentPassword"][type="password"]')).parent().parent();

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    describe('Route', () => {
        let url = '/account/password',
            state = 'app.account.password',
            currentState,
            $state, $injector;

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        it('should have `jp-ng-bs-animated-button` component defined with attributes `is-submitting`, `result` and `options`', () => {
            element = render();
            const saveButton = angular.element(element[0].querySelector('button.btn-success'));

            expect(saveButton[0]).toBeDefined();

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        it('should not save if form is invalid', () => {
            let form = {$valid: false};
            spyOn(FormService, 'save');
            password = new Password(EmployeeModel, FormService, AuthenticationResource);

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        it('should have saveButtonOptions property', () => {
            spyOn(FormService, 'getModalSaveButtonOptions').and.returnValue(itemMock);
            password = new Password(EmployeeModel, FormService, AuthenticationResource);

            expect(password.saveButtonOptions).toEqual(itemMock);

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        it('should have employee property', () => {
            spyOn(EmployeeModel, 'getItem').and.returnValue(itemMock);
            password = new Password(EmployeeModel, FormService, AuthenticationResource);

            expect(password.employee).toEqual(itemMock);

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        it('should have `Password` title defined', () => {
            element = render();
            const title = element.find('h4');

            expect(title.text()).toEqual('Password');

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        it('should calculate profile completeness when controller is loaded', () => {
            spyOn(EmployeeModel, 'calculateProfileCompleteness');
            password = new Password(EmployeeModel, FormService, AuthenticationResource);

            expect(EmployeeModel.calculateProfileCompleteness).toHaveBeenCalled();

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        it('should have isSubmitting property', () => {
            password = new Password(EmployeeModel, FormService, AuthenticationResource);

            expect(password.isSubmitting).toEqual(null);
        });

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        it('should have result property', () => {
            password = new Password(EmployeeModel, FormService, AuthenticationResource);

            expect(password.result).toEqual(null);
        });

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