toHandle and toHandleWith functions not behaving as expected.

[m-a-r-c-e-l-i-n-o]

I'm not sure if I am using the "toHandle" and "toHandleWith" functions incorrectly or if this is a bug, but here's what I am getting:

The "toHandle" function:

var testSubject = $( '#test-subject' );

testSubject.on( 'click', function () {

    this.classList.add( 'clicked' );
} );

expect( testSubject ).toHandle( 'click' );

Returns (failed test):

Expected({
    0: HTMLNode,
    length: 1,
    context: HTMLNode,
    selector: '#test-subject'
}) to handle 'click'. at Object. < anonymous > (/tmp/f77c1f3da728079fcab542aba1420d746dc199bc.browserify: 22929: 31 < -tests / app.js: 511: 0)

The "toHandleWith" Function:

var testSubject = $( '#test-subject' );

var callback = function () {

    this.classList.add( 'clicked' );
}

testSubject.on( 'click', callback );

expect( testSubject ).toHandleWith( 'click', callback );

Returns (error):

TypeError: Cannot read property 'click' of undefined at jasmine.addMatchers.toHandleWith.compare(/home/ (user) /Desktop/Projects / node_modules / karma - jasmine - jquery / lib / jasmine - jquery.js: 596: 60) at Object. < anonymous > (/tmp/f77c1f3da728079fcab542aba1420d746dc199bc.browserify: 22929: 31 < -tests / app.js: 511: 0)

I know the event is in fact being set because the following works:

var testSubject = $( '#test-subject' );

testSubject.on( 'click' , function () {

    this.classList.add('clicked');
} );

testSubject.trigger( 'click' );

expect( testSubject.hasClass( 'clicked' ) ).toBeTruthy();

I'm using jasmine-jquery (v2.0.7). Thank you for your time.

EDIT: I originally installed jasmine-jquery via NPM through the karma-jasmine-jquery package, as part of a workflow involving Karma, Browserify, and Gulp. I'm inclined to think that it's an interference with one of those tools (most likely Browserify). To know for sure, I decided to isolate the jasmine-jquery library ( http://jsfiddle.net/marcbraulio/nqh7djsa/2/ ) and it appears that the tests pass without a problem.

EDIT: Just ran an installation without using Gulp and Browserify, so it appears that the problem is with karma-jasmine/karma-jasmine-jquery. I went ahead and posted this issue with the isolated Karma installation on the karma-jasmine-jquery github ( https://github.com/bessdsv/karma-jasmine-jquery/issues/7 ).

This issue can technically be considered closed, however if anyone can shed some light as to what might be causing this interference, I would highly appreciate it.