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test-wait

v1.1.3

Published

A simple library to help to test assynchronous conditions

Downloads

2,169

Readme

Test Wait

This is a simple library to help tests.

Installing

npm i -D test-wait;

Usage:

wait

The wait function receive the amount of miliseconds to wait:

async function myFunction() {
    await wait(100);
    // do anything after 100 miliseconds
}

wait until

The waitUntil function receive:

  • condition: a function to test a condition
  • timeout (optional): The maximun amount of time (in miliseconds) to wait for condition be true
  • interval (optional): The interval (in miliseconds) between checks of condition
async function myFunction() {
    let counter = 0;
    setInterval(() => counter++, 10);
    
    await waitUntil(() => counter === 10);
    // wait until counter === 10.
}

By default, waitUntil will check the condition function every 50 ms and will reject its promise, raising an Error, after one second.

But it is possible to inform the timeout and check interval:

async function myFunction() {
    let counter = 0;
    setInterval(() => counter++, 10);
    const timeout = 10000; // 10 seconds
    const interval = 10; // Check every 10 miliseconds

    await waitUntil(() => counter === 10, timeout, interval);
    // wait until counter === 10.
}