Can we write unit test for AngularJS routeProvider? -

hi building app using angularjs , stuck @ unit test section. know how write unit testing controllers , don't know how routeprovider. using jasmine writing unit test.

my route provider this;

    var app = angular.module('myapp', ['ngresource'])       app.config(function ($routeprovider) {         $routeprovider           .when('/', {             templateurl: 'app/views/main.html',             controller: 'mainctrl'           })           .when('/home/:partyid', {             templateurl: 'app/views/home.html',             controller: 'homectrl'           })            .when('/edit/:partyid', {             templateurl: 'app/views/update_profile.html',             controller: 'editctrl'           })           .when('/route', {             templateurl: 'app/views/route.html',             controller: 'routectrl'           })           .when('/signup', {             templateurl: 'app/views/signup.html',             controller: 'signupctrl'           })           .when('/login', {             templateurl: 'app/views/login.html',             controller: 'loginctrl'           })           .otherwise({             redirectto: '/'           });    }); 

how can write unit test routeprovider using jasmine?

yes can, quick answer , below little piece of code can used , extended test routes take places you'd expect.

describe('testing routes', function() {     beforeeach(module('windscreens'));      var location, route, rootscope;      beforeeach(inject(         function( _$location_, _$route_, _$rootscope_ ) {             location = _$location_;             route = _$route_;             rootscope = _$rootscope_;     }));       describe('login route', function() {         beforeeach(inject(             function($httpbackend) {                 $httpbackend.expectget('login')                 .respond(200);             }));          it('should load login page on successful load of /login', function() {             location.path('/login');             rootscope.$digest();             expect(route.current.controller).tobe('loginctrl')         });     });     });