Understanding Browser Redirection in zombieJS

[Olajide Aderibigbe]

Hi all, I'm new to testing with zombieJS and I'm having a block and I don't seem to understand it. 

I have a link (anchor tag), that on click redirects to another url say `http://www.example.com` from the testing page say `localhost:3000/global.html`

I have written a test to check if the href has a value which actually passes.

describe('On link click with redirect link', function() {

    it('confirm that it has href value', function(done) {

      var link = browser.link('#link2');

      assert.equal(link.href, 'http://www.example.com/');

      done();

    });

     it('do not follow that redirection', function(done){

       var link = browser.query('#link');

       browser.click(link, function(evt){

        //Do something and not follow the redirection

       //more like evt.preventDefault();

         done();

       })

     });

     it('redirects page to href value', function(done){

       var link = browser.query('#link');

       browser.click(link, function(){

           assert(browser.redirected);

           assert.equal(browser.location, 'http://www.example.com/')

           done();

       })

     });

});

the remaining two tests fail because I couldn't detect or stop the browser from loading the page if it detects redirection.

Please can anyone advice on what I need to do?.

Also is there an underlying principle or what is generally the concept around testing browser redirection.

PS: I have also tried using browser.wait, but the test is still failing.

Thanks!