In this chapter, you learned how to properly integrate a D3.js component into an AngularJS application—the Angular way. All files, modules, and components should be maintainable, testable, and reusable.
You learned how to set up an AngularJS application and how to structure the folder structure for the visualization component. We put different responsibilities in different files and modules. Every piece that we can separate from the main application can be reused in another application; the goal is to use as much modularization as possible.
As a next step, we created the visualization directive by implementing a custom compile function. This gives us access to the first compilation of the element—where we can append the svg element as a parent for the visualization—and other container elements.
Then, we discussed the setup of testing frameworks in AngularJS. We used the Karma test runner to test different separate units and the Protractor test runner to test the integration of the component...
