Have you ever coded an Angular unit tests from the scratch, and struggling to handle errors with missing mocks and mocks? How did you like it? I assume your answer to this is "not so much". Because writing a successful Angular unit test is mostly copy, paste, and modification. The most important thing is it's not a pleasant task.
Copy, paste, and mofification. and again copy, paste, and modificaton. This can be automated, right? So, this is the result.
You can generate an Angular unit test with a command!!