24 lines
739 B
JavaScript
24 lines
739 B
JavaScript
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beforeEach(waitForAsync(() => {
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// code
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}));
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afterAll(waitForAsync(() => {
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console.log('Hello');
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}));
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it('should create the app', waitForAsync(() => {
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//code
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}));
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it("does something really long and complicated so I have to write a very long name for the test", waitForAsync(() => {
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// code
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}));
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it("does something really long and complicated so I have to write a very long name for the test", waitForAsync(() => new SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS));
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/*
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* isTestCall(parent) should only be called when parent exists
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* and parent.type is CallExpression. This test makes sure that
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* no errors are thrown when calling isTestCall(parent)
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*/
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function x() { waitForAsync(() => {}) }
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