How to use ContinuallySpec class of io.kotest.framework.concurrency package

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ContinuallySpec.kt

Source: ContinuallySpec.kt Github

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...9import java.time.Duration10private fun Int.hours(): Long = Duration.ofDays(this.toLong()).toMillis()11private fun Int.milliseconds(): Long = this.toLong()12@ExperimentalKotest13class ContinuallySpec : FunSpec({14 test("continually passes working tests") {15 continually(100.milliseconds()) {16 (System.currentTimeMillis() > 0) shouldBe true17 }18 }19 test("continually fails broken tests immediately") {20 shouldThrowAny {21 continually(12.hours()) {22 false shouldBe true23 }24 }25 }26 test("continually throws the underlying error") {27 shouldThrowExactly<AssertionError> {...

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ContinuallySpec

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1import io.kotest.assertions.throwables.shouldThrow2import io.kotest.core.spec.style.FunSpec3import io.kotest.core.test.TestCase4import io.kotest.core.test.TestResult5import io.kotest.framework.concurrency.ContinuallySpec6import io.kotest.matchers.longs.shouldBeLessThan7import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS8import kotlin.time.Duration9import kotlin.time.ExperimentalTime10@OptIn(ExperimentalTime::class)11class ContinuallySpecTest : ContinuallySpec({12 test("continually should pass if the assertion passes within the given duration") {13 continually(Duration.seconds(1)) {14 }15 }16 test("continually should fail if the assertion fails within the given duration") {17 val error = shouldThrow<AssertionError> {18 continually(Duration.seconds(1)) {19 }20 }21 }22 test("continually should fail if the assertion fails within the given duration and the failure is not an AssertionError") {23 val error = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {24 continually(Duration.seconds(1)) {25 if (count == 3) throw IllegalArgumentException("foo")26 }27 }28 }29 test("continually should fail if the assertion fails within the given duration and the failure is not an AssertionError and the assertion is not an assertion") {30 val error = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {31 continually(Duration.seconds(1)) {32 if (count == 3) throw IllegalArgumentException("foo")33 throw AssertionError("bar")34 }35 }36 }37 test("continually should fail if the assertion fails within the given duration and the failure is an AssertionError and the assertion is not an assertion") {38 val error = shouldThrow<AssertionError> {39 continually(Duration.seconds(1)) {40 if (count == 3) throw AssertionError("foo")41 throw IllegalArgumentException("bar")

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ContinuallySpec

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1import io.kotest.assertions.timing.continually2import io.kotest.assertions.timing.eventually3import io.kotest.assertions.timing.interval4import io.kotest.assertions.timing.seconds5import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBe6import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeLessThanOrEqual7import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeMoreThanOrEqual8import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeWithin9import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZero10import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative11import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive12import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull13import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive14import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull15import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative16import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull17import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive18import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull19import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative20import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull21import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive22import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull23import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative24import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull25import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive26import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull27import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative28import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull29import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive30import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull31import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative32import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull33import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrPositive34import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNull35import io.kotest.assertions.timing.shouldNotBeZeroOrNegative36import io.kotest.assertions.timing.should

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ContinuallySpec

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1 import io.kotest.assertions.timing.*2 import io.kotest.core.spec.style.*3 import io.kotest.matchers.shouldBe4 import io.kotest.matchers.shouldNotBe5 class ContinuallySpecExample : FunSpec({6 test("continually should fail if the condition is not met within the timeout") {7 shouldThrowExactly<ConditionTimeoutException> {8 continually(10.milliseconds, AssertionError::class) {9 }10 }11 }12 test("continually should succeed if the condition is met within the timeout") {13 continuously(10.milliseconds) {14 }15 }16 test("continually should succeed if the condition is met within the timeout") {17 continuously(10.milliseconds) {18 }19 }20 test("continually should throw the correct exception if the condition is not met within the timeout") {21 shouldThrowExactly<AssertionError> {22 continuously(10.milliseconds) {23 }24 }25 }26 test("continually should throw the correct exception if the condition is not met within the timeout") {27 shouldThrowExactly<ConditionTimeoutException> {28 continuously(10.milliseconds, AssertionError::class) {29 }30 }31 }32 test("continually should return the result of the block") {33 continuously(10.milliseconds) {34 } shouldBe "foo"35 }36 test("continually should throw the exception if the condition is not met within the timeout") {37 shouldThrowExactly<ConditionTimeoutException> {38 continuously(10.milliseconds) {39 throw RuntimeException("foo")40 }41 }42 }43 test("continually should throw the exception if the condition is not met within the timeout") {44 shouldThrowExactly<ConditionTimeoutException> {45 continuously(10.milliseconds) {46 throw RuntimeException("foo")47 }48 }49 }50 test("continually should throw the exception if the condition is not met within the timeout") {51 shouldThrowExactly<ConditionTimeoutException> {52 continuously(10.milliseconds) {53 throw RuntimeException("foo")54 }55 }56 }57 test("contin

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1println("Continuously running the block of code")2}3}4}5} shouldBe "Exception"6} shouldBe "Exception"7} shouldNotBe "Exception"8} shouldNotBe "Exception"9} shouldNotBe null10} shouldNotBe null11} shouldBe null12} shouldBe null13} shouldBe RuntimeException("Exception")14} shouldBe RuntimeException("Exception")15} shouldNotBe RuntimeException("Exception")

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