I try to write and run a test about an asynchronous method doSomething
that return a Promise<Foo[]>
. I use NestJS for a backend application.
Accoring to the Jest documentation it is possible and it seems to be quite easy.
I do
test('Test something', () => {
const oldFoo = getFoo(); // type Foo[]
const newFoo = getFoo();
const expect = getFoo();
return doSomething(newFoo, oldFoo).then((result) => {
const cmp: boolean = helper.equal(expect, result);
expect(cmp).toEqual(true);
});
}, 5000);
I tried too a simplier way to write that
test('Test something', async () => {
const oldFoo = getFoo(); // type Foo[]
const newFoo = getFoo();
const expect = getFoo();
const result = await doSomething(newFoo, oldFoo);
expect(helper.equal(expect, result)).toEqual(true);
});
}, 5000);
I get back this error :
Timeout - Async callback was not invoked within the 5000 ms timeout specified by jest.setTimeout.Timeout
I got the same error whatever the value of the timeout.
My question : is there any explanation other than the tested method is really too long ? Because out of the test (during runtime) the method is quite fast.
Can anyone help me to find the way to make it working ?
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