Executing bench blocks when external objects asynchronously initialized

[robogeek]

I have a complex case to get working, and I think I understand what's going on. The test is below.

The issue is akasha.filecache.documents. This object is initialized asynchronously, and the code here is how I've successfully used this object in many other files. The cacheSetup and fileCachesReady functions are where this object is set up, and calling isReady ensures that it is set up. THen calling console.log(documents) prints out the object.

Hence - the object is set up before the bench blocks are executed. Unless run executes the bench blocks right away somehow.

In the plugin.findBlogDoc function, akasha.filecache.documents is found to be undefined. But, as just said, the code which executes before the bench blocks has ensured that this object is set up.

Is run executing in-line with the other code? That is, the condition of akasha.filecache.documents being undefined could happen if run were to magically execute right away, before fileCachesReady exits. But that should not be happening because Node.js handles top-level async/await correctly, I believe.

import { bench, run } from "mitata";
import { createRequire } from 'module';
import * as akasha from 'akasharender';
const require = createRequire(import.meta.url);
const config = require('../config.js');
// const akasha = config.akasha;

await akasha.cacheSetup(config);
await akasha.fileCachesReady(config);

const documents = (await akasha.filecache).documents;
await documents.isReady();

const plugin = config.plugin("@akashacms/plugins-blog-podcast");

const info1 = documents.find('blog/2017/11/test-post-2.html.md');

bench('find-blog-vpath', () => {
    plugin.findBlogForVPInfo(info1);
});

bench('find-blog-docs', async () => {
    await plugin.findBlogDocs(config, plugin.blogcfg('news'), 'news');
});

// await filecache.close();
await akasha.closeCaches();

try {
    await run({
        percentiles: false
    });
} catch (err) { console.error(err); }

[evanwashere]

it sounds like you are clearing it in await akasha.closeCaches();? benchmarks are only run when the run() function is called