How to combine mocha with inquirer.js

I am looking to make my automation tests a bit more flexible. I have a QA team that does not know much javascript and possibly have to design the tests for users with no or little programming skills.

I had a few scripts created using mocha test framework and spectron.js (for an app built with electrion.js) test a few features of the product I dont want to run every single test every time I run the script. My temporary solution is bundle the tests in to a function as a "suite". Like this -

function DiagnosticSuite(location, workstation, workflowName){
    CreateWorkflow(location, workflowName); 
    SetWorkFlowToStation(location, workstation, workflowName);
    DiagnosticTestFlow();
    return;
}

function PowerflowSuite(imei, location, workstation, workflowName){
    SetWorkFlowToStation(location, workstation, workflowName);
    powerOffFlow(imei);
    return;
}

I was thinking of using Inquirer and use a conditional based on input to run one of the tests above. Like this -

inquirer.prompt([
    {
        type: 'list',
        name: 'Which workflow do you want to run?',
        choices: ['Power Off', 'Diagnostic']
    }
]).then((answers) => { 
     if(answers == 'Power Off'){
          PowerflowSuite(imei, location, workstation, workflowName);
     }   
})

How ever when I test that Mocha seems to not wait for the user input from inquerior to run the tests and I get an output like this -

$ npm test

> metistests@1.0.0 test C:\Users\DPerez1\Desktop\metis-automation
> mocha

? Which workflow do you want to run?: (Use arrow keys)
> Power Off
  Diagnostic

  0 passing (0ms)

Seems like it runs and doesnt see a any tests and finishes and when I select the answer the program just closes.

I am wondering why Mocha does this and if its possible to run my existing mocha scripts with a library like inquirer.