#now all I need is a negative syntax option and I’ll be good to go

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How the Internet Works

The internet. It just works. Understanding exactly how is a bit more complicated than many pieces of engineering. The more you examine the different aspects and parts that make it up, the more you see complexity concealed under the surface.

Visiting this website, for instance: it feels like a trivial thing to do, but there are many different parts making that happen, from the parts that actually transport the bits of data across the physical infrastructure, to the pieces that serve it all to you on a secure connection (ensuring that what I've written hasn't been altered by a third-party).

I've just finished Launch School's LS170 module which takes you a decent way down in the weeds to explain exactly how all of these pieces fit together to make up 'the internet'. So today I thought I'd retransmit some of that as a way of cementing it in my own mind.

At a very abstract level, the internet can be thought of as a network of networks. A network itself is a set of two or more computers which are able to communicate between each other. This could be the computers attached to a home network, or the computers that connect through a central server to a particular Internet Service Provider or ISP.

The internet makes use of a series of 'protocols', shared rules and understandings which have been developed or accreted over time. These protocols allow a computer on the other side of the planet to communicate in a mutually comprehensible manner. (If these shared sets of rules didn't exist, communicating with strangers or sending messages from one server to another would be a lot more difficult).

So once we have this top-down understanding of the internet as a bunch of networks that interact with each other, what, then, is the process by which a web browser in the United Kingdom communicates with a web server in China? Or in other words, if I want to access a website hosted on a Chinese webserver, how does that series of communication steps work to make that happen?

At this point, it's useful to make use of another abstraction: communication across the internet happens across a series of layers. There are several different models for these various layers. Two of the more common models — the OSI model and the TCP/IP model — are represented below:

At the top level — "Application" — you have your website or whatever the user comes into contact with that is being served up to your web browser, let's say. All the layers below that are progressively more and more specialised, which is another way of saying that they become progressively less comprehensible if you were to eavesdrop on the data as it were passing over the wire or through the fibre optic cable.

Let's move through the big pieces of how information is communicated, then, starting at the bottom. (I'll mostly follow the TCP/IP model since it's a bit less granular and allows me to split things up in a way that make sense). This chart will help keep all the pieces in your mind:

Note that each layer has something known as a 'protocol data unit' or PDU. A PDU is usually made up of a combination of a header, payload or chunk of data and an optional footer or trailer. The header and footer contain metadata which allows for the appropriate transmission / decoding etc of the data payload.

The PDU of one layer is used by the layer below or above it to make up its own separate PDU. See the following diagram as an illustration:

Physical Layer

Before we get into the realm of protocols, it's worth remembering and reminding ourselves that there is a physical layer on which all the subsequent layers rely. There are some constraints relating to the speed or latency with which data can be transmitted over a network which relate to fixed laws of physics. The most notable of those constraints is the fact of the speed of light.

Link Layer — Ethernet

Ethernet is the protocol that enables communication between devices on a single network. (These devices are also known as 'nodes'). The link layer is the interface between the physical network (i.e. the cables and routers) and the more logical layers above it.

The protocols for this layer are mostly concerned with identifying devices on the network, and moving the data among those devices. On this layer, devices are identified by something called a MAC (Media Access Control) address, which is a permanent address burned into every device at the time of manufacturing.

The PDU of the Ethernet layer is known as a 'frame'. Each frame contains a header (made up of a source address and a destination address), a payload of data, and a footer.

Internet Layer — The Internet Protocol (IPv4 or IPv6)

Moving up a layer, part of the Ethernet frame is what becomes the PDU for the internet or network layer, i.e. a packet.

This internet layer uses something known as the internet protocol which facilitates communication between hosts (i.e. different computers) on different networks. The two main versions of this protocol are known as IPv4 and IPv6. They handle routing of data via IP addressing, and the encapsulation of data into packets.

IPv4 was the de facto standard for addresses on the internet until relatively recently. There are around 4.3 billion possible addresses using this protocol, but we are close to having used up all those addresses now. IPv6 was created for this reason and it allows (through the use of 128-bit addresses) for a massive 340 undecillion (billion billion billion billion) different addresses.

Adoption of IPv6 is increasing, but still slow.

There is a complex system of how data makes its way from one end node on the network, through several other networks, and then on to the destination node. When the data is first transmitted, a full plan of how to reach that destination is not formulated before starting the journey. Rather, the journey is constructed ad hoc as it progresses.

Transport Layer — TCP/UDP

There are a number of different problems that the transport layer exists to solve. Primarily, we want to make sure our data is passed reliably and speedily from one node to another through the network.

TCP and UDP are two protocols which are good at different kinds of communication. If the reliability of data transmission is important to us and we need to make sure that every piece of information is transmitted, then TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a good choice. If we don't care about every single piece of information — in the case of streaming a video call, perhaps, or watching a film on Netflix — but rather about the speed and the ability to continuously keep that data stream going, then UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is a better choice.

There are differences between the protocols beyond simply their functionality. We can distinguish between so-called 'connection-oriented' and 'connectionless' protocols. For connection-oriented protocols, a dedicated connection is created for each process or strand of communication. The receiving node or computer listens with its undivided attention. With a connectionless protocol, a single port listens to all incoming communication and has do disambiguate between all the incoming conversations.

TCP is a connection-oriented protocol. It first sends a three-way handshake to establish the connection, then sends the data, and sends a four-way handshake to end the connection. The overhead of having to make these handshakes at the beginning and at the end, it's a fairly costly process in terms of performance, but in many parts of internet communication we really do need all the pieces of information. Just think about an email, for example: it wouldn't be acceptable to receive only 70% of the words, would it?

UDP is a connectionless protocol. It is in some ways a simpler protocol compared to TCP, and this simplicity gives it speed and flexibility; you don't need to make a handshake to start transmitting data. On the negative side, though, it doesn't guarantee message delivery, or provide any kind of congestion avoidance or flow control to stop your receiver from being overwhelmed by the data that's being transmitted.

Application Layer — HTTP

HTTP is the primary communication protocol used on the internet. At the application layer, HTTP provides communication of information to applications. This protocol focuses on the structure of the data rather than just how to deliver it. HTTP has its own syntax rules, where you enclose elements in tags using the < data-preserve-html-node="true" and > symbols.

Communication using HTTP takes the form of response and request pairs. A client will make a 'request' and it'll receive (barring some communication barrier) a 'response'. HTTP is known as a 'stateless' protocol in that each request and response is completely independent of the previous one. Web applications have many tricks up their sleeve to make it seem like the web is stateful, but actually the underlying infrastructure is stateless.

When you make an HTTP request, you must supply a path (e.g. the location of the thing or resource you want to request / access) and a request method. Two of the most common request methods are GET and POST, for requesting and amending things from/on the server respectively. You can also send optional request 'headers' which are bits of meta-data which allow for more complicated requests.

The server is obliged to send a HTTP status code in reply. This code tells you whether the request was completed as expected, or if there were any errors along the way. You'll likely have come across a so-called '404' page. This is referring to the 404 status code indicating that a resource or page wasn't found on the server. If the request was successful, then the response may have a payload or body of data (perhaps a chunk of HTML website text, or an image) alongside some other response headers.

Note that all this information is sent as unencrypted plain text. When you're browsing a vanilla http:// website, all the data sent back and forth is just plain text such that anyone (or any government) can read it. This wasn't such a big issue in the early days of the internet, perhaps, but quite soon it became more of a problem, especially when it came to buying things online, or communicating securely. This is where TLS comes in.

TLS or Transport Layer Security is sometimes also known as SSL. It provides a way to exchange messages securely over an unsecured channel. We can conceptually think of it as occupying the space between the TCP and HTTP protocols (at the session layer of the OSI framework above). TLS offers:

encryption (encoding a message so only authorised people can decode it)

authentication (verifying the identity of a message sender)

integrity (checking whether a message has been interfered with)

Not all three are necessarily needed or used at any one time. We're currently on version 1.3 of TLS.

Whew! That was a lot. There are some really good videos which make the topic slightly less dry. Each of these separate sections are extremely complex, but having a broad overview is useful to be able to disambiguate what's going on when you use the internet.

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Testing Angular with Jasmine and Karma (Part 1)

Our goal

In this tutorial we will be building and testing an employee directory for a fictional company. This directory will have a view to show all of our users along with another view to serve as a profile page for individual users. Within this part of the tutorial we'll focus on building the service and its tests that will be used for these users.

In following tutorials, we'll populate the user profile page with an image of the user's favorite Pokemon using the Pokeapi and learn how to test services that make HTTP requests.

What you should know

The primary focus for this tutorial is testing so my assumption is that you're comfortable working with TypeScript and Angular applications. As a result of this I won't be taking the time to explain what a service is and how it's used. Instead, I'll provide you with code as we work through our tests.

Why Test?

From personal experience, tests are the best way to prevent software defects. I've been on many teams in the past where a small piece of code is updated and the developer manually opens their browser or Postman to verify that it still works. This approach (manual QA) is begging for a disaster.

Tests are the best way to prevent software defects.

As features and codebases grow, manual QA becomes more expensive, time consuming, and error prone. If a feature or function is removed does every developer remember all of its potential side-effects? Are all developers manually testing in the same way? Probably not.

The reason we test our code is to verify that it behaves as we expect it to. As a result of this process you'll find you have better feature documentation for yourself and other developers as well as a design aid for your APIs.

Why Karma?

Karma is a direct product of the AngularJS team from struggling to test their own framework features with existing tools. As a result of this, they made Karma and have transitioned it to Angular as the default test runner for applications created with the Angular CLI.

In addition to playing nicely with Angular, it also provides flexibility for you to tailor Karma to your workflow. This includes the option to test your code on various browsers and devices such as phones, tablets, and even a PS3 like the YouTube team.

Karma also provides you options to replace Jasmine with other testing frameworks such as Mocha and QUnit or integrate with various continuous integration services like Jenkins, TravisCI, or CircleCI.

Unless you add some additional configuration your typical interaction with Karma will be to run ng test in a terminal window.

Why Jasmine?

Jasmine is a behavior-driven development framework for testing JavaScript code that plays very well with Karma. Similar to Karma, it’s also the recommended testing framework within the Angular documentation as it's setup for you with the Angular CLI. Jasmine is also dependency free and doesn’t require a DOM.

As far as features go, I love that Jasmine has almost everything I need for testing built into it. The most notable example would be spies. A spy allows us to “spy” on a function and track attributes about it such as whether or not it was called, how many times it was called, and with which arguments it was called. With a framework like Mocha, spies are not built-in and would require pairing it with a separate library like Sinon.js.

The good news is that the switching costs between testing frameworks is relatively low with differences in syntax as small as Jasmine's toEqual() and Mocha's to.equal().

A Simple Test Example

Imagine you had an alien servant named Adder who follows you everywhere you go. Other than being a cute alien companion Adder can really only do one thing, add two numbers together.

To verify Adder's ability to add two numbers we could generate a set of test cases to see if Adder provides us the correct answer.

Within Jasmine, this would begin with what's referred to as a "suite" which groups a related set of tests by calling the function describe.

// A Jasmine suite describe('Adder', () => { });

From here we could provide Adder with a set of test cases such as two positive numbers (2, 4), a positive number and a zero (3, 0), a positive number and a negative number (5, -2), and so on.

Within Jasmine, these are referred to as "specs" which we create by calling the function it, passing it a string to describe the functionality that's being tested.

describe('Adder', () => { // A jasmine spec it('should be able to add two whole numbers', () => { expect(Adder.add(2, 2)).toEqual(4); }); it('should be able to add a whole number and a negative number', () => { expect(Adder.add(2, -1)).toEqual(1); }); it('should be able to add a whole number and a zero', () => { expect(Adder.add(2, 0)).toEqual(2); }); });

Within each spec we call expect and provide it what is referred to as an "actual"—the call site of our actual code. After the expectation, or expect, is the chained "matcher" function, such as toEqual, which the testing developer provides with the expected output of the code being tested.

There are many other matchers available to us other than toEqual. You can see a full list within Jasmine's documentation.

Our tests aren't concerned with how Adder arrives at the answer. We only care about the answer Adder provides us. For all we know, this may be Adder's implementation of add.

function add(first, second) { if (true) { // why? if (true) { // why?? if (1 === 1) { // why?!?1 return first + second; } } } }

In other words, we only care that Adder behaves as expected—we have no concern for Adder's implementation.

This is what makes a practice like test-driven development (TDD) so powerful. You can first write a test for a function and its expected behavior and get it to pass. Then, once it's passing, you can refactor your function to a different implementation and if the test is still passing, you know your function is still behaving as specified within your tests even with a different implementation. Adder's add function would be a good example!

Angular setup

We'll begin by creating our new application using the Angular CLI.

ng new angular-testing --routing

Since we'll have multiple views in this application we use the --routing flag so the CLI automatically generates a routing module for us.

From here we can verify everything is working correctly by moving into the new angular-testing directory and running the application.

cd angular-testing ng serve -o

You can also verify the application's tests are currently in a passing state.

ng test

Adding a home page

Before creating a service to populate our home page with users, we'll start by creating the home page.

ng g component home

Now that our component has been created, we can update our routing module's (app-routing.module.ts) root path to HomeComponent.

import { NgModule } from '@angular/core'; import { RouterModule, Routes } from '@angular/router'; import { HomeComponent } from './home/home.component'; const routes: Routes = [ { path: '', component: HomeComponent } ]; @NgModule({ imports: [RouterModule.forRoot(routes)], exports: [RouterModule] }) export class AppRoutingModule { }

Run the application if it isn't already and you should now see "home works!" below the default template in app.component.html which was created by the CLI.

Removing AppComponent tests

Since we no longer need the default contents of AppComponent, let's update it by removing some unnecessary code.

First, remove everything in app.component.html so that only the router-outlet directive remains.

<router-outlet></router-outlet>

Within app.component.ts, you can also remove the title property.

import { Component } from '@angular/core'; @Component({ selector: 'app-root', templateUrl: './app.component.html', styleUrls: ['./app.component.css'] }) export class AppComponent { }

Finally, you can update the tests in app.component.spec.ts by removing the two tests for some of the contents that were previously in app.component.html.

import { async, TestBed } from '@angular/core/testing'; import { RouterTestingModule } from '@angular/router/testing'; import { AppComponent } from './app.component'; describe('AppComponent', () => { beforeEach(async(() => { TestBed.configureTestingModule({ imports: [ RouterTestingModule ], declarations: [ AppComponent ], }).compileComponents(); })); it('should create the app', async(() => { const fixture = TestBed.createComponent(AppComponent); const app = fixture.debugElement.componentInstance; expect(app).toBeTruthy(); })); });

Testing an Angular service

Now that our home page is set up we can work on creating a service to populate this page with our directory of employees.

ng g service services/users/users

Here we've created our users service within a new services/users directory to keep our services away from the default app directory which can get messy quick.

Now that our service is created, we can make a few small changes to the test file services/users/users.service.spec.ts.

I personally find injecting dependencies within it() to be a bit repetitive and harder to read as it's done in the default scaffolding for our test file as shown below:

it('should be created', inject([TestService], (service: TestService) => { expect(service).toBeTruthy(); }));

With a few minor changes, we can move this into the beforeEach removing the duplication from each it.

import { TestBed } from '@angular/core/testing'; import { UsersService } from './users.service'; describe('UsersService', () => { let usersService: UsersService; // Add this beforeEach(() => { TestBed.configureTestingModule({ providers: [UsersService] }); usersService = TestBed.get(UsersService); // Add this }); it('should be created', () => { // Remove inject() expect(usersService).toBeTruthy(); }); });

In the code above, TestBed.configureTestingModule({}) sets up the service we want to test with UsersService set in providers. We then inject the service into our test suite using TestBed.get() with the service we want to test as the argument. We set the return value to our local usersService variable which will allow us to interact with this service within our tests just as we would within a component.

Now that our test setup is restructured, we can add a test for an all method which will return a collection of users.

import { of } from 'rxjs'; // Add import describe('UsersService', () => { ... it('should be created', () => { expect(usersService).toBeTruthy(); }); // Add tests for all() method describe('all', () => { it('should return a collection of users', () => { const userResponse = [ { id: '1', name: 'Jane', role: 'Designer', pokemon: 'Blastoise' }, { id: '2', name: 'Bob', role: 'Developer', pokemon: 'Charizard' } ]; let response; spyOn(usersService, 'all').and.returnValue(of(userResponse)); usersService.all().subscribe(res => { response = res; }); expect(response).toEqual(userResponse); }); }); });

Here we add a test for the expectation that all will return a collection of users. We declare a userResponse variable set to a mocked response of our service method. Then we use the spyOn() method to spy on usersService.all and chain .returnValue() to return our mocked userResponse variable wrapping it with of() to return this value as an observable.

With our spy set, we call our service method as we would within a component, subscribe to the observable, and set its return value to response.

Finally, we add our expectation that response will be set to the return value of the service call, userResponse.

Why mock?

At this point many people ask, "Why are we mocking the response?" Why did we provide our test a return value userResponse that we created ourselves, to manually set what’s being returned from our service? Shouldn’t the service call return the real response from the service, whether it's a hard-coded set of users or a response from an HTTP request?

This is a perfectly reasonable question to ask and one that can be hard to wrap your head around when you first begin testing. I find this concept is easiest to illustrate with a real world example.

Imagine you own a restaurant and it’s the night before opening day. You gather everyone you’ve hired for a “test run” of the restaurant. You invite a few friends to come in and pretend they’re customers who will sit down and order a meal.

No dishes will actually be served in your test run. You’ve already worked with your cooks and are satisfied they can make the dishes correctly. In this test run you want to test the transition from the customer ordering their dish, to the waiter sending that to the kitchen, and then the waiters fulfilling the kitchen’s response to the customer. This response from the kitchen may be one of a few options.

The meal is ready.

The meal is delayed.

The meal cannot be made. We ran out of ingredients for the dish.

If the meal is ready, the waiter delivers the meal to the customer. However, in the event that a meal is late or cannot be made, the waiter will have to go back to the customer, apologize, and potentially ask for a second dish.

In our test run, it wouldn’t make sense to actually create the meals when we want to test the front-end’s (waiter’s) ability to fulfill the requests received from the backend (kitchen). More importantly, if we wanted to test our waiters could actually apologize to customers in the cases where a meal is delayed or cannot be made we would literally be waiting until our cooks were too slow or we ran out of ingredients before our tests for those cases could be confirmed. For this reason, we would “mock” the backend (kitchen) and give the waiters whatever scenario it is that we want to test.

Similarly in code, we don’t actually hit the API when we’re testing various scenarios. We mock the response we may expect to receive and verify that our application can handle that response accordingly. Just like our kitchen example, if we were testing our application’s ability to handle an API call that failed we would literally have to wait for our API to fail to verify it could handle that case—a scenario that hopefully won’t be happening that often!

Adding users

To get this test to pass, we need to implement the service method in users.service.ts.

First, we'll start by adding our imports and a collection of employees to the service.

import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'; import { Observable, of } from 'rxjs'; // Add imports @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }) export class UsersService { users: Array<object> = [ // Add employee object { id: '1', name: 'Jane', role: 'Designer', pokemon: 'Blastoise' }, { id: '2', name: 'Bob', role: 'Developer', pokemon: 'Charizard' }, { id: '3', name: 'Jim', role: 'Developer', pokemon: 'Venusaur' }, { id: '4', name: 'Adam', role: 'Designer', pokemon: 'Yoshi' } ]; constructor() { } }

Then, just below our constructor, we can implement all.

all(): Observable<Array<object>> { return of(this.users); }

Run ng test again and you should now have passing tests including the new tests for our service method.

Add users to the home page

Now that our service method is ready to use, we can work towards populating our home page with these users.

First, we'll update index.html with Bulma to help us with some styling.

<!doctype html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>AngularTesting</title> <base href="https://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/t/0/0/scotch_io/~scotch.io/"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> <link rel="icon" type="image/x-icon" href="https://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/t/0/0/scotch_io/~favicon.ico"> <!--Add these--> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/t/0/0/scotch_io/~https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/bulma/0.7.1/css/bulma.min.css"> <script defer src="https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.1.0/js/all.js"></script> </head> <body> <app-root></app-root> </body> </html>

Then within home/home.component.ts we can add a call to our new service.

import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core'; import { UsersService } from '../services/users/users.service'; @Component({ selector: 'app-home', templateUrl: './home.component.html', styleUrls: ['./home.component.css'] }) export class HomeComponent implements OnInit { users; constructor(private usersService: UsersService) { } ngOnInit() { this.usersService.all().subscribe(res => { this.users = res; }); } }

First we import our service and inject it into our component's constructor. Then we add a call to the service method within ngOnInit and set the return value to our component's users property.

To display these users to the view, update the template in home/home.component.html.

<section class="section is-small"> <div class="container"> <div class="columns"> <div class="column" *ngFor="let user of users"> <div class="box"> <div class="content"> <p class="has-text-centered is-size-5">{{user.name}}</p> <ul> <li><strong>Role:</strong> {{user.role}}</li> <li><strong>Pokemon:</strong> {{user.pokemon}}</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> </section>

Now when you run ng serve and view the home page, you should see the users displayed within Bulma boxes.

Finding a single user

Now that our users are being populated into our home page, we'll add one more service method for finding a single user that will be used for the user profile pages.

First we'll add the tests for our new service method.

describe('all', () => { ... }); describe('findOne', () => { it('should return a single user', () => { const userResponse = { id: '2', name: 'Bob', role: 'Developer', pokemon: 'Charizard' }; let response; spyOn(usersService, 'findOne').and.returnValue(of(userResponse)); usersService.findOne('2').subscribe(res => { response = res; }); expect(response).toEqual(userResponse); }); });

Here we add a test for the expectation that findOne will return a single user. We declare a userResponse variable set to a mocked response of our service method, a single object from the collection of users.

We then create a spy for usersService.findOne and return our mocked userResponse variable. With our spy set, we call our service method and set its return value to response.

Finally, we add our assertion that response will be set to the return value of the service call, userResponse.

To get this test to pass, we can add the following implementation to users.service.ts.

all(): Observable<Array<object>> { return of(this.users); } findOne(id: string): Observable<object> { const user = this.users.find((u: any) => { return u.id === id; }); return of(user); }

Now when you run ng test you should see all of the tests in a passing state.

Conclusion

At this point I hope testing, both its benefits and the reason for writing them, is starting to become a bit more clear. Personally, I pushed off testing for the longest time and my reasons were primarily because I didn't understand the why behind them and resources for testing were limited.

What we've created in this tutorial isn't the most visually impressive application but it's a step in the right direction.

In the next tutorial, we'll create the user profile page and a service to retrieve a Pokemon image using the Pokeapi. We'll learn how to test service methods that make HTTP requests and how to test components.

Extra

If you want the tests to display in a more readable format within your terminal, there's an npm package for this.

First, install the package.

npm install karma-spec-reporter --save-dev

Once that's finished, open src/karma.conf.js, add the new package to plugins, and update the progress value within reporters to spec.

module.exports = function (config) { config.set({ basePath: '', frameworks: ['jasmine', '@angular-devkit/build-angular'], plugins: [ require('karma-jasmine'), require('karma-chrome-launcher'), require('karma-jasmine-html-reporter'), require('karma-coverage-istanbul-reporter'), require('@angular-devkit/build-angular/plugins/karma'), require('karma-spec-reporter') // Add this ], client: { clearContext: false // leave Jasmine Spec Runner output visible in browser }, coverageIstanbulReporter: { dir: require('path').join(__dirname, '../coverage'), reports: ['html', 'lcovonly'], fixWebpackSourcePaths: true }, reporters: ['spec', 'kjhtml'], // Update progress to spec port: 9876, colors: true, logLevel: config.LOG_INFO, autoWatch: true, browsers: ['Chrome'], singleRun: false }); };

Now when you run ng test you should have a more visually appealing output for your test suite.

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