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How about to switch to Ava? #364

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@alvipeo

I checked out the Ava, thanks to Gleb Bahmutov. And it's way better from an Observable testing stand point. Should we give it a go?

Angular 2 is all about Observables...

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  1. PatrickJS commented on Mar 1, 2016

    @PatrickJS
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    yeah, it's probably a good idea. I rather have a wiki page explaining how to include it. I don't want to go too far out of what the Angular team is advocating (Jasmine, Karma, Protractor) at least not until more people understand Angular 2

  2. jgodi commented on Mar 4, 2016

    @jgodi

    I would love to see this too. I tried to integrate Ava with Angular2 and I ran into a wall really quickly.

  3. alvipeo commented on Mar 4, 2016

    @alvipeo
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    Can you speak English please? :))) I almost went to buy a good translator to understand this. (No, I like learning)

  4. LiTiang commented on Jul 25, 2016

    @LiTiang

    Hi, @jgodi, @gdi2290

    Now i can use AVA to test a file which written by Typescript without via Webpack

    For testing, we can use ts-node for AVA,

    ( ts-node is a preprocessor for AVA ),

    then we dont need to transpile typescript via Webpack,

    although through this way will lost powerful HMR ...

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