karma-jasmine-ajax simplifies testing asynchronous JavaScript code using Jasmine and Karma. This package integrates jasmine-ajax seamlessly. It provides Jasmine spies that intercept and control AJAX requests, enabling precise simulation of server responses. This allows developers to effectively unit test components reliant on AJAX calls, verifying how they handle diverse scenarios like success, failure, and delayed responses within their Karma testing environment. It eliminates the need for manual mocking or complex setups, streamlining the overall testing workflow for AJAX-dependent modules.
The npm package karma-jasmine-ajax had initial releases in June 2014 (5 versions). Releases slowed significantly after, with only occasional updates in February 2015 (2 versions) and August 2015 (1 version). Since September 2015, there have been no further releases, indicating the package has been inactive for approximately 10 years as of September 9, 2025.
Karma-jasmine-ajax downloads show a general upward trend from March 2024 to August 2025, peaking in July 2025. September 2025 downloads are significantly lower, likely due to incomplete data for the month. Overall, the package experienced healthy growth in usage over the observed period.