feat(core): expose test utils

[lucasfernog]

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[jhutchins]

I think this is a useful and important addition. I would love to see this get merged in the near future. I'm happy to help if there's some addition work required.

[lucasfernog]

Currently it only has a mock implementation for global shortcut and clipboard, but it could be a target for 1.2.

[nanderstabel]

This would be a nice to have feature indeed. Will it be picked up again at some point?

[simonhyll]

@lucasfernog What's the status on this? I've been meaning to write some unit tests and setting up a mock app is vital for that process. 🙂

[jhutchins]

I recognize that this might not be considered feature complete, but would it be possible to merge what's already been done and add to it over time? This is useful as is. I use it for unit testing my application, but that requires me to maintain my own fork of tauri. It would be nice to get back to not having to do that while also having tests.

I guess my question is what's the minimal amount of additional work needs to be done before this can be merged?

[lucasfernog]

I'll take a look at this again and target it for v1.4.

[lucasfernog]

Now this is looking 🔥

• basic event loop functionality (exit when all windows are closed just like the actual Tauri behavior)
• API to run a command and assert it's response matches
• mock tauri::App, tauri::Builder, tauri::Context
• documentation with examples

[jhutchins]

This looks awesome!

[simonhyll]

Looks good to me and testing locally seems to work as intended, nice work! 😄