Plugin self-tests #178
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Plugin self-tests #178
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* Add Seen tests * Reset colouredOutgoing better
And expect "Setting changed." replies.
* Now reports errors and successes * delays between tests
Adds IRCPlugin.selftest(Selftester) and plumbing in main.d to allow a plugin to test all plugins.
Compiles the self-test suites.
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This merges the functionality of the
onlinetestsplugin tester. Nothing should change unless you compile theselftestdub configuration.The tests were rewritten so that each plugin module now carries its own set of tests, in a top-level
.selftestfunction, as opposed to a centralised tester plugin. A newIRCPlugin.selftestmethod was added that proxies to these, where available. Additionally, the Admin plugin now has aselftestcommand that starts the process of testing all plugins, alternatively the ones whose names are supplied.Hopefully the lower proximity to the actual code should lower the bar of entry to writing tests.