QUnit does not support injections into binary modules

[davidnich]

[davidnich]

Here is an example of how to do a dependency injection test with a binary module:

#!/usr/bin/env qore

%new-style
%strict-args
%require-types
%allow-injection
%no-child-restrictions

class MySFTPClient {
    constructor(string str) {
        printf("hello\n");
    }
}

load_module("ssh2");

Program p1(PO_NO_SYSTEM_API | PO_NO_USER_API | PO_NEW_STYLE | PO_REQUIRE_TYPES | PO_STRICT_ARGS | PO_ALLOW_INJECTION | PO_NO_CHILD_PO_RESTRICTIONS);
p1.importClass("MySFTPClient", "Qore::SSH2::SFTPClient", True);
p1.importSystemApi();
p1.parse("SFTPClient sftp(\"hi\");", "");
p1.run();

Reviewing QUnit's support for dependency injections, we may want to repurpose this issue to address shortcomings in usability and documentation of the current dependency injection support in QUnit, as it doesn't look very usable in its current form.