At 2014-06-13 04:00:08 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Right now, I use *Mojo::IOLoop->timer* to arbitrarily wait for some
> time before doing the assertion
I agree, that's not a very good approach.
Since you'll be checking the contents of an external system (redis) in
your test, I see no alternative to asking the server if it's finished
what it was doing or not.
You could, for example, expose a new route like this:
$r->route('/testwait')->to(cb => sub {
wait_for_something_in_redis_to_become_1();
shift->render(text => "ok, go ahead");
});
Then you call set_something_in_redis_to(0) before you fire off your
callback that does whatever you want to test, and end the callback by
calling set_something_in_redis_to(1).
Then in your test, you make a request to /testwait and when it returns,
you know that you can ask Redis for the value you expect.
-- ams
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