This article discusses three different approaches for checking if a URL contains a given string in Angular, including using the Location service, the JavaScript includes() method, and regular expressions.

Checking if the URL Contains a Given String in Angular: A Comparison of Three Approaches

Let’s discuss the importance and common use cases for the beforeEach and afterEach lifecycle methods in Angular unit tests, including mocking out external services, resetting the application state, and setting up test data.

Effective Use of beforeEach and afterEach in Angular Unit Tests

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Checking if the URL Contains a Given String in Angular: A Comparison of Three Approaches

Effective Use of beforeEach and afterEach in Angular Unit Tests

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