How to use the @oclif/test.test.timeout function in @oclif/test
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HAECHI-LABS / henesis-cli / src / commands / init.spec.ts View on Github 
test
.stdout()
.command(['init', '-n', 'sample'])
.it(
'must be able to successfully create folders with name.',
(ctx): void => {
const path = join(__dirname, '..', '..', `/sample`);
rimraf(path, (): void => {});
expect(ctx.stdout).to.equal(
'henesis initialization has been completed.\n',
);
},
);
test
.timeout(20000)
.stdout()
.command([
'init',
'-g',
'https://github.com/HAECHI-LABS/henesis-cryptokitties-klaytn.git',
])
.it(
'should be able to successfully create folders with git template',
(ctx): void => {
const path = join(
__dirname,
'..',
'..',
`/henesis-cryptokitties-klaytn`,
);async (): Promise => {
const res = newMockIntegration();
test
.timeout(10000)
.nock(
'http://localhost:8080',
(api): Scope => api.post('/integrations/v1').reply(200, res),
)
.stub(utils, 'startWait', (): void => {})
.stub(utils, 'endWait', (): void => {})
.stdout()
.command([`integration:deploy`])
.it(
'should deploy a integration with default spec path',
(ctx): void => {
expect(ctx.stdout).to.equal(
`${res.integrationId} has been deployed\n`,
);
},
