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suspense-fsm

v0.10.1

Published

Finite State Machine simulating React Suspense

Downloads

20

Readme

Testing

Main paths

Control Flow

  1. Start -> Spinning -> Ready
  2. Start -> Spinning -> Error
  3. Start -> Error
  4. Start -> Ready

Data Flow

  • run operation (none | some) x timeout (any | default)
  • ready (no data | data)
  • error (no data | data)

Strategy

We will mix control and data flow in our test sequences.

Oracle

  1. Start -> Spinning -> Ready
    • No run:
      • emit timer | render fallback | render main
    • run:
      • run task | emit timer | render fallback | render main
  2. Start -> Spinning -> Error
    • No run:
      • emit timer | render fallback | render error
    • run:
      • run task | emit timer | render fallback | render error
  3. Start -> Ready
    • No run:
      • emit timer | render main
    • run:
      • run task | emit timer | render main
  4. Start -> Error
    • No run:
      • emit timer | render main
    • run:
      • run task | emit timer | render main

Properties

Abstracting null commands:

  • emit timer is always there
  • run task command is always before emit timer when present
  • render main is last when present
  • render error is last when present
  • the render fallback command when present is always immediately after emit timer

Edge cases

Basically not starting with start, receiving unexpected events etc.

  • make some myself: take the oracle and intersperse event there, I know where the null will be from the oracle
  • make some random one