Danny

I used it for the first time in a [recent project](https://github.com/daniellmb/angular-test-patterns) and like how it's nicely self-documenting. examples: https://github.com/daniellmb/angular-test-patterns/blob/master/spec/lib/parse.util.coffee.md https://github.com/daniellmb/angular-test-patterns/blob/master/spec/rules/lint-free.spec.coffee.md I find it's especially useful to facilitate a `go-to-definition` style...

I'm glad to hear you found this resource useful. That's a neat idea, I'll look into what it would take to integrate something like that.

Hello, @mariolameiras thanks for contributing to this project. Would you be willing to add a high-quality section on how to use Minium with Angular? Simply adding a link to a...

Or even better, instead of linking to your company website, include the pattern for integrating Angular tests with Minium in the `e2e.md` file.

No, not _always_, for example, on some unit tests there may be nothing to arrange. But I don't think it's detrimental/distracting to have the comments there even if there is...

Do you have a preference between "arrange, act, assert" and "given, when, then"?

OK, thanks, I don't have a strong preference. I typically use AAA, but GWT may fit a little better with the Jasmine BDD style.

That test pattern was added about a month ago SHA https://github.com/daniellmb/angular-test-patterns/commit/6562aa45bdf200fe4275347e9199ddf4a4c5b979#diff-3a53f5c03b03e7657006c210bf3d2149 I just ran through the [Prepare your environment](https://github.com/daniellmb/angular-test-patterns#prepare-your-environment) steps on a fresh clone of the repo and `npm test`...

Sounds great, I'd be interested in what you find. I have a lot more patterns in the works to add, just not time to do it ;-)

agreed, I need to update the guide they have made it way easier to install and use now. I've started on this...