Mock "timers/promise" module #469
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Unfortunately jest cannot currently handle mocking setTimeout from "node:timers/promises", see issue sinonjs/fake-timers#469 . We do not wish to mix callbacks and async functions. To keep our code testable with jest, let's create our own cancellable wrapper around the callback-based setTimeout.
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Unfortunately jest cannot currently handle mocking setTimeout from "node:timers/promises", see issue sinonjs/fake-timers#469 . We do not wish to mix callbacks and async functions. To keep our code testable with jest, let's create our own cancellable wrapper around the callback-based setTimeout.
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In #467 @swenzel-arc added the support for the
timersmodule in NodeJS. Node also exports a non-callback async/Promise version of that API that needs to be mocked. We can probably very easily piggy-pack on top of the existing work done in the referenced PR.Also see the over-arching #418
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