I am attempting to use Jest for my Node Js Test (specifically AWS's Lambda) but I am having difficulty mocking async await functionality.
I am using babel-jest and jest-cli. Below are my modules. I am getting to the first console.log, but the second console.log returns undefined and my test crash.
Any ideas on how to implement this?
Below is my module:
import {callAnotherFunction} from '../../../utils';
export const handler = async (event, context, callback) => {
const {emailAddress, emailType} = event.body;
console.log("**** GETTING HERE = 1")
const sub = await callAnotherFunction(emailAddress, emailType);
console.log("**** Not GETTING HERE = 2", sub) // **returns undefined**
// do something else here
callback(null, {success: true, returnValue: sub})
}
My Test
import testData from '../data.js';
import { handler } from '../src/index.js';
jest.mock('../../../utils');
beforeAll(() => {
const callAnotherLambdaFunction= jest.fn().mockReturnValue(Promise.resolve({success: true}));
});
describe('>>> SEND EMAIL LAMBDA', () => {
test('returns a good value', done => {
function callback(dataTest123) {
expect(dataTest123).toBe({success: true, returnValue: sub);
done();
}
handler(testData, null, callback);
},10000);
})