Multiple Input/Output in Node.JS

[McDowell_ND]

I’m trying to create input/output tests

Has anyone run tests that contain multiple inputs? I get timed out errors in all mine (trying multi line, comma separated, etc). The documentation is pretty basic and only shows basic output.

Thanks

[demc]

Please share your setup! I’m sure we can figure it out together.

[McDowell_ND]

Hey thanks so much! I’m fairly new to teaching CS and have my kids working on javascript.

I’m trying to build the most basic test for an example:

let num1 = parseInt(prompt("Enter the first number: "));
console.log(num1);

let num2 = parseInt(prompt("Enter the second number: "));
console.log(num2);

Then a simple input/output test like so:

The test will always time out on me. It looks to be entering both inputs at once (on the 1st number input). Is there a way to separate each test input?

[McDowell_ND]

Have you had any luck or success with this demc? I’ve been experimenting with Jest and unit tests as well for a solution but my tests always time out waiting for input in both cases.

[tally]

I know this is an old thread, but in case this helps:

With Python tests, in the expected output, I have to put everything that is output. so for my tests to work I would have to put in expected output:

Enter the first number: Enter the second number: 10 20

All on one line with spaces to seperate each line of output.

[McDowell_ND]

Thanks hombre,

That all works in python (10 20) or each input on a new line in the input/output tests, but it doesn’t work for node.js for whatever reason. If you ever find a way please let us know! I’v tried to somehow push a return keystroke there but I just can’t make it work…

[LenaAtReplit]

Hey there! We’ve been working hard on a v2 of IO testing. I’d be curious to see if the update might resolve this issue for you. Would you be open to giving it a try? If so, shoot me an email at lena@replit.com with your username and team username and I can enable the beta of the new IO testing for you!