Tag: dart-async

Issue I would like to test a method which execute a POST on another server : Future executePost() { _client.post(“http://localhost/path”, body : ‘${data}’).then((response) { _logger.info(“Response status : ${response.statusCode}”); _logger.info(“Response body : ${response.body}”); Completer completer = new Completer(); completer.complete(true); return completer.future;

Issue How can I write a unit test to return the status code of a response that is part of a Future? I got this far before getting stuck import ‘package:http/http.dart’ as http; test( “test future”, (){ Future<Response> future =

Issue All, Here is a unit test for checking the size of a collection main() { test(“Resource Manager Image Load”, () { ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager(); int WRONG_SIZE = 1000000; rm.loadImageManifest(“data/rm/test_images.yaml”).then((_){ print(“Length=”+ rm.images.length.toString()); // PRINTS ‘6’ – WHICH IS

Issue I’m writing some integration tests which utilize an HttpServer, a bunch of Directory().watch()‘ers and possibly some other future/stream listening code. I’m using the following test configuration: class LaserServerTestConfiguration extends SimpleConfiguration { LaserServer _server; LaserServerTestConfiguration(this._server); void onDone(bool success) { super.onDone(success);

Issue Is it possible to set the max time that a test can run? Just like: @Test(timeout=1000) public void testSomething() {} in jUnit? Solution Try to add the following line in the main() of you tests void main(List<String> args) {