Reputation: 21
I have a describe for all test cases of one app page. I have a context that includes all positive test cases and then a context inside it to include all negative test cases. Before all test cases I have one before that includes the login. I want to know that I can add another before for the negative test cases.
Example:
describe('X page', function (){
context('As a user', function (){
before(function(){
login goes here
});
it('Test case 1', function (){
test case implementation goes here
});
it('Test case 2', function (){
test case implementation goes here
});
context('Negative tests', function (){
before(function(){
negative tests precondition goes here
});
it('Test case 1', function (){
test case implementation goes here
});
it('Test case 2', function (){
test case implementation goes here
});
});
});
});
Can that second before go there?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1279
Reputation: 151401
Yes, you can. The before
hooks in outer describe
are executed before those in the inner describe
. And if you have multiple before
hooks in the same callback to describe
, they are executed in the order they appear. (Note that describe
is a synonym for context
: Mocha assigns the same function to both.)
Upvotes: 3