[awinder]

Anyone have experience one way or the other with the pattern of including test files with the features as opposed to under an alternate directory structure? I usually put tests and application code in parallel directories so that the tests are all in one place, but curious if anyone has seen big advantages one way or the other

[redact207]

I organise things the way you mentioned and was thinking this too. My app's starting to grow now and I think bundling tests, templates and the implementation in a single folder makes sense.

Normally if I'm working on eg a directive I jump across all of it's files, so having them in a single folder makes it much easier.

From a grunt/karma POV, it should be easy to flag specs as: \*.spec.js

[Keats]

I do the same, mainly because I don't want to go through all the possible features folders to find the tests (I also put templates in a separate directory). The advantage of grouping everything is you can just copy paste a feature and have everything needed in one go but I still find having separate directories simpler for me.