You are writing a test for a component that has a dependency on a service. The service has a method that returns an observable. You want to test how the component behaves when the observable emits a value. What would be the best approach to take?
- Manually Creating Observables and Subscribing to them
- Replacing Observables with Promises in the component
- Testing the component without involving the service
- Using RxJS Marble Diagrams to control observable emissions
The best approach for testing how a component behaves when an observable emits values is to use RxJS Marble Diagrams. They allow you to control and simulate the observable emissions in a predictable way.
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