Trying to fix flaky unit tests and update readme

README.md

@@ -85,14 +85,14 @@ the same set of transition rules.
 
 ### **State transitions**
 
-<img width="572" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/196860/181434040-acddacd3-7e27-448a-b751-5ec8a409412f.png">
+<img width="572" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63280641/181743461-b5780c22-5141-49f9-a188-1917032468a1.png">
 
 - By default, the button loads in Ready state.
 - From Ready, the launch button can transition to Working when the user press the button, starting the ignition process.
 - If the launch button is again pressed while its working, it will transition to Errored (canceling the ongoing request inmediately)
 - If the request takes too long to complete, the button will transition to Errored.
 - If there is an error with the fetch operation, the button will transition to Errored.
-- It will be possible to transition from Errored back to Ready only if the user has manually aborted the request before so they can retry again.
+- It will be possible to transition from Errored back to Working only if the user has manually aborted the request before so they can retry again.
 
 ## Stack
 

src/lib/components/cancellable-request-button/CancellableRequestButton.tsx

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ export const CancellableRequestButton = ({
 
   const onClickHandler = () => {
     const isReady = currentState === "ready" && !isFetching;
-    const wasRequestAborted = currentState === "error" && !isAborted;
+    const wasRequestAborted = currentState === "error" && isAborted;
 
     if (isReady || wasRequestAborted) {
       makeRequest();

src/lib/hooks/useCancellableFetch.spec.tsx

@@ -38,21 +38,20 @@ describe("Hooks > useCancellableFetch", () => {
   });
 
   test("It fetches data from the provided URL", async () => {
-    (fetch as FetchMock).mockResponseOnce(JSON.stringify({ data: "test" }));
+    (fetch as FetchMock).mockResponseOnce(() =>
+      Promise.resolve(JSON.stringify({ data: "test" }))
+    );
 
     const { result, waitForNextUpdate } = renderHook(
       () => useCancellableFetch({ queryKey: "test", url: "test" }),
       { wrapper }
     );
 
-    await act( () => {
+    act(() => {
       result.current.request();
     });
 
-    /*
-    This test is flaky, sometimes it fails with a timeout error. Need to figure out why.
     await waitForNextUpdate();
-    */
 
     expect(fetch).toHaveBeenCalledWith("test", expect.anything());