July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
340 pages
7h 43m
English
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Mocking asynchronous calls
If your application sends or receives calls asynchronously, setting up some testing is a little bit harder than for synchronous calls.
Asynchronous calls mean that the application is sending something somewhere and don't expect a result immediately--or just forgets about it altogether.
It can also means that the application may react to an event that is sent to it, as in the different patterns we've looked at based around Pika.