Jasmine JavaScript Testing Framework Jasmine Async Testing 1

Question 1

How does Jasmine signal that a test function is asynchronous using the callback pattern?

Accepted Answer

By accepting a done parameter in the test function

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By returning jasmine.async()

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By wrapping code in jasmine.wait()

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By calling jasmine.beginAsync() at the start

Question 2

What happens if done() is never called in a Jasmine async test?

Accepted Answer

The test times out and is marked as failed

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The test passes with a warning

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Jasmine automatically retries the test

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The test is skipped in the results

Question 3

How do you handle async testing with Promises in Jasmine?

Accepted Answer

Return the Promise from the it() block

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Call done() inside the Promise .then()

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Wrap the Promise with jasmine.promise()

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Use jasmine.whenResolved() on the Promise

Question 4

What is the default async timeout interval in Jasmine?

Accepted Answer

5000 milliseconds

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2000 milliseconds

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10000 milliseconds

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1000 milliseconds

Question 5

How do you globally change the async timeout for all Jasmine tests?

Accepted Answer

jasmine.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL = newValue

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jasmine.timeout = newValue

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jasmine.setTimeoutInterval(newValue)

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jasmine.config.timeout = newValue

Question 6

How do you use async/await syntax in a Jasmine it() block?

Accepted Answer

Declare the function as async and use await inside

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Pass done and call it after each await

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Wrap the function in jasmine.async()

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Return jasmine.awaitAll() at the end