Add testing infrastructure #652
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@MaxRobinsonTheGreat @uukelele-scratch I am not able to add reviewers in the github UI - let me know if you have any questions or need anything from me. Have a great rest of your weekend! |
- Add Jest testing framework with ES module support - Create unit tests for core functionality: - Command parsing and execution system - Task validation and processing logic - Settings configuration handling - Model configuration and API selection - Utility functions - Add integration tests for basic module loading - Set up GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline for automated testing - Add test coverage reporting with Codecov integration - Include comprehensive test documentation - Optimize CI performance with npm and Jest caching - Test on Node.js 20.x and 22.x (compatible versions) - All tests verify existing functionality without modifications - 72 tests passing with good coverage of core components
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I think for testing, we should launch them into a real Minecraft world for testing. Maybe configure repository secrets like $TESTING_SERVER_HOST and IP, as well as $TEST_API_KEY |
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@icwhite wanna test this out? |
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The test system is fine, but the tests themselves are a bit basic. It would be way better to get it to join an actual Minecraft instance and check if the bot can join, run actions, etc.
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@uukelele-scratch Haha yeah, that would be epic 😄 I’d suggest we merge this as-is and track the live-server testing in a separate issue/PR. |
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@icwhite @MaxRobinsonTheGreat let me know if you need anything else from me - would love to get this merged :) |
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| - Push to `develop`, `unit-test`, `main` branches | ||
| - Pull requests to `develop` or `main` branches | ||
| - Node.js versions 18.x and 20.x |
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The workflow tests for versions 20.x and 22.x, not 18.x and 20.x
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Hi! Big fan of the project. Found you from the excellent YouTube videos from Emergent Garden and figured why not help a bit. This PR adds testing infrastructure, which should allow you to iterate faster and more confidently. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback.
Example successful test run