I encountered "Error: Cannot find module 'es6-promise'" when running example tests about pact-js HOT 7 CLOSED

Same mistake done by many around me including me :)

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@MichaelSu1983 pact-node is just the mock server, if I'm not mistaken. pact-js leverages pact-node and has a bunch of other goodies like adding interactions.

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Great!

The short answer is stick with Pact JS. Pact Node essentially wraps a bunch of utilities that are required to do contract testing, Pact JS is the DSL you write tests with. Eventually, Pact Node will be deprecated along with a bunch of other dependencies (pact-mock-service, pact-porvider-verifier etc.)

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To be able to run these tests, you first need to run npm install in the project root. The test refers to a relative module path to the pact dependency, which requires this package.

Can you please try this first and confirm if that addresses the issue?

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Thanks @mefellows . I did that and the issue was resolved.

Since I got your attention, I notice there're two libraries - pact-js and pact-node. are they having same capabilities? I don't find examples in pact-node but assume they should be working in the same way, but just with different apis, when writing consumer tests.

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@Blackbaud-AlexKingman Pretty much, it also wraps the verifier process.

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@mefellows
I did what you said.
But it still shows that same error.
Is there any other way?

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