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How to unit test Javascript Web Resources in D365?

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How to unit test Javascript Web Resources in D365?

Please let me know if it is possible to unit test Javascript Web Resources i.e JS Files in Visual Studio 2019 ASP.NET Web Application?

How to get the executionContext & formContext object model in Visual Studio 2019 ASP.NET Web Application?

Methods like formContext.context.getUserName() & formContext.context.getUserId() are used in the Javascript Web Resources (.JS files)

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/walkthrough-write-your-first-client-script?tabs=unified-interface%2Cunified-add-web-resource#complete-sample-code-used-in-the-walk-through shows sample Javascript Web Resource (.JS file) that I have to unit test.

I am not using TypeScript Web Resources.

Please provide example of how to implement Javascript Web Resources unit testing in D365.

Thanks.

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a33ik 84,331 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hello,

Check this - github.com/.../fake-xrm-easy-js-samples

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I want to unit test Javascript Web Resources. I am not using Typescript Web Resources.

community.dynamics.com/.../unit-test-case-for-typescript-webresources shows how to write Unit Test Case for Typescript Webresources

I tried using www.nexsoftsys.com/.../unit-test-javascript-in-dynamics-365-using-xrmpage.html but XrmPage-Mock is deprecated. I have to use executionContext & formContext object model.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/walkthrough-write-your-first-client-script?tabs=unified-interface%2Cunified-add-web-resource#complete-sample-code-used-in-the-walk-through shows sample Javascript Web Resource (.JS file) that I have to unit test.

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pratyush369 30 on at

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Hi, you can use your browser console and test your code.

Open the form where you want to run your code, and use Xrm.Page instead of formContext and you should be able to test your code snippets there.

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Hi ,

I have the same requirement, just wondering if you managed to implement this.

If yes, could you please help me with a sample code or blog posts you followed to achieve this.

Thank You,

Shweta

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