@gilbert
You can set a timeout for a before hook in Mocha.js by using the this.timeout() function within the hook. Here is an example of how you can set a timeout for a before hook:
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before(function() {
// Set timeout for 2 seconds
this.timeout(2000);
// Your before hook code here
// This code will run before each test case with a timeout of 2 seconds
});
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In the above example, the this.timeout(2000) function sets a timeout of 2 seconds for the before hook. You can adjust the timeout value according to your requirements. Remember that the timeout value is in milliseconds.
Additionally, you can also set a timeout for individual before hooks by using the this.timeout() function inside those hooks.