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async function() should work, but haven't tried. co.wrap() definitely does not work.

With Mocha, you can choose to skip tests, or only run particular tests using .skip() and .only(). I'm not sure how often the latter might occur in users tests... however the former (skip) is likely to be used for any number of reasons.

describe("Test Swagger examples for XYZ", () => {
  context("/uri", () => {
    it.only("Returns 200, when sending a valid request", async () => {
        // Test Code
    });

    // Skipping due to BUG-123
    it.skip("Returns 400, when sending invalid data", async () => {
        // Test Code
    });

    it("Returns 401, when missing required auth headers", async () => {
        // Test Code
    });

    it("Returns 403, when sending invalid auth headers", async () => {
        // Test Code
    });
  });
}

Hello,
first of all - thanks for the nice tool, which "acquit" is.
Let me notice that there exist some BDD extensions allowing to declare additional behavior of the tests - eg. "given" or "when" ( jasmine-rowtests or jasmine-given ). Currently acquit completely ignores such clauses eg.:

> var acquit = require('acquit');
> var parser = acquit();
> parser.parse('describe("test", function() { given("xx").it("bla", function() {} )}); ');

Though it nicely supports:
> parser.parse('describe("test", function() { for(i=1; i<10; i++) { it("bla", function() {} ); } }); ');

Would you like to add to acquit support for such cases ?

Kind regards,

Hello!
I am trying to parse functions with acquit, but I have an unexpected token error on spread operator.

The code near error look like this

settings.ui = { ...settings.ui, useBrowserTimezone: true };

How can I fix such error?

(Please) Make Acquit support ES6. I'm unable to parse any of my tests, due to Error: Line 1: Unexpected token import. I'm using ES6 syntax, with import instead of require.

(Opening as a separate issue, from #22 , for ease of tracking)

The latest version fails when trying to parse tests (it blocks) which use the JS "spread" operator/syntax

const obj = {
  name: "My Object"
};

it("should parse spread syntax", async () => {
  const newObj = { key: { ...obj, newKey: "newValue" } };
  // TEST CODE
});

Error: Line 165: Unexpected token ...

If I comment out the lines which contain "...", then it'll parse the full test file.