Unit tests with the code they are testing (I would expect to see thingy.component.js with thingy.component.spec.js in the same directory with the rest of the thingy stuff).
Integration and end-to-end tests I put first class, though working in Javascript, I tend to share the same package.json across all of them. If unit tests and end-to-end tests both use Jasmine, I don't want to have that in two different node_modules.
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Unit tests with the code they are testing (I would expect to see
thingy.component.jswiththingy.component.spec.jsin the same directory with the rest of thethingystuff).Integration and end-to-end tests I put first class, though working in Javascript, I tend to share the same
package.jsonacross all of them. If unit tests and end-to-end tests both use Jasmine, I don't want to have that in two differentnode_modules.