How to use the @testing-library/dom.wait function in @testing-library/dom

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function waitForCondition(fn, label) {
  return testingLibrary.wait(() => {
    if (!fn()) throw new Error(label || 'Condition not met');
  });
}

export async function waitForChange(button: Element): Promise {
  await wait(() =&gt; expect(button).not.toHaveClass('is-changing'))
}

async function fireEvent(...args) {
  dtlFireEvent(...args)
  await wait()
}