Using NodeJS and Mocha for testing. I think I understand how before() and beforeEach() work. Problem is, I'd like to add a setup script that runs before each "describe" rather than before each "it".
If I use before()
it will run only once for the entire suite, and if I use beforeEach()
it will execute before every single test, so I'm trying to find a middle ground.
So, if this is my test file:
require('./setupStuff');
describe('Suite one', function(){
it('S1 Test one', function(done){
...
});
it('S1 Test two', function(done){
...
});
});
describe('Suite two', function(){
it('S2 Test one', function(done){
...
});
});
I'd like to have "setupStuff" contain a function that runs before 'Suite one' and 'Suite two'
Or, in other words, before 'S1 Test one' and 'S2 Test one' but NOT before 'S1 Test two'.
Can it be done?
Best Answer
There's no call similar to
beforeEach
orbefore
that does what you want. But it is not needed because you can do it this way: