Scala provides nice and clean ways of dealing with Future objects, like Functional Composition and For Comprehensions. Future objects are a great way of writing concurrent and parallel programs, as they allow you to execute asynchronous code and to extract the result of it at some point in the future.
However, this type of software requires a different mindset in terms of reasoning about it, be it while writing the main code or while thinking about testing it. This article will focus primarily in testing this type of code and, for this, we’ll be looking into ScalaTest, one of the best and most popular testing frameworks in the Scala ecosystem (If you want to take a look at running integration tests with Docker/Docker-compose and Makefiles, take a look at this post).
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