How can I test async functions using Mocha?
You can test async functions in Mocha by using the 'done' callback or returning a promise. Would you like an example?
Yes, please provide an example of both methods.
Sure! For the 'done' callback method, you can do something like this:
it('should return data', function(done) {
asyncFunction().then(data => {
assert.equal(data, expectedData);
done();
});
});
And for returning a promise:
it('should return data', function() {
return asyncFunction().then(data => {
assert.equal(data, expectedData);
});
});
What if my async function throws an error?
If your async function throws an error, you can handle it using a try-catch block in an async test or by returning a rejected promise. Would you like to see an example?
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