Test restructure

[KevinOnFrontEnd]

Keeping this as a Draft for a few days until the proposed improvements are completed. #this is not completed just yet#.

• Introduced xUnit
• Introduced a test base class that instantiates the correct dependencies e.g. http rpc client to the was rpc client.
• Main improvement is the tests will read from secrets/environment variables - enabling each developer to have their own settings without checking in changes to where their certs/keys are stored. This will help massively when running the tests in a GitHub action against a real chia daemon.
• RPC clients are got from the test base class - which no longer need to be instantiated in a test class. These will be instantiated when the test server starts - and will be driven from a configure variable.

Notable changes

• ChiaDotNetFixture - Responsible for starting the test server and dealing with dependancies
• TestBase - Holds references to the Injected dependancies - e.g. Clients/Proxies.
• Introduce app settings - rather than using a class to deal with settings, these can be overridden using env variables or secrets. An example of what is being done is documented here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/host/generic-host?view=aspnetcore-7.0

[dkackman]

I'm down with this approach. Looks like a great direction.

Since I'm done with the 1.8.2 updates, let me know how I can help here.

[KevinOnFrontEnd]

Shall we split up the remaining proxies & the tests and work through them one by one?

It would involve updating the ChiaDotNetFixture for both wss/https client by adding the proxies to the services & converting the test classes one by one & adding the path to the cert/uri/key to the appsettings (though these are overrideable using secrets).

I'm currently working on the walletproxy & tests.

[dkackman]

Makes sense. Let me know when you're ready to move out of draft mode and then I'll merge and jump in.

[dkackman]

also - i introduced some conflicts in the tests because i changed some method signatures. feel free to comment out if needed.

[KevinOnFrontEnd]

No worries, i'll rebase and resolve the conflicts today and mark it for ready a little later on.