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I think in Haskell there's a Monadic module or something that supports testing effectful code, we'd probably need something like that to make a version of the law tests that can work for the kind of thing you're describing.
I'm not too sure really - when it comes to testing effectul code I tend to write unit tests instead, as unless the effects are benign, or based on State or some other kind of deterministic effect, the test will be relying on a bit more than just the property holding.
This is more a question than an issue. Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask!
How do you test a functor which can only get its value after some time - i.e. say I can get it either by supplying a callback, or getting an
Aff
?In other words, I believe I need to define
Eq
for the tests, butEq
is synchronous - how can I do it async?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: