Implement comprehensive testing infrastructure with MockK and Kotest

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Addresses the need for feature testing before releases to ensure a stable environment by implementing a complete testing infrastructure using MockK as the mock framework and Kotest for test structure.

Problem Addressed

The repository lacked any testing infrastructure, making it difficult to validate features before releases and ensure stability. Additionally, several Kotlin source files contained UTF-8 BOM (Byte Order Mark) characters that were causing compilation errors.

Solution Overview

Compilation Fix

Fixed compilation errors by removing UTF-8 BOM characters from 13 Kotlin source files across the codebase, including core extensions, inventory management, event handling, and command building components.

Testing Framework Implementation

• MockK Integration: Configured for mocking Bukkit/Paper dependencies and complex interfaces
• Kotest FunSpec: Implemented readable, maintainable test structure with descriptive test names
• JUnit Platform: Properly configured for test execution with existing Gradle setup

Test Coverage (68 test cases across 10 files)

Core Utility Functions:

// Deterministic random function testing
test("getRandomIntAt should be deterministic for same coordinates and seed") {
    val result1 = getRandomIntAt(x, y, seed, max)
    val result2 = getRandomIntAt(x, y, seed, max)
    result1 shouldBe result2
}

Extension Functions:

// Adventure Component to legacy text conversion
test("Component.toLegacy should convert colored text to legacy with color codes") {
    val component = Component.text("Red Text", NamedTextColor.RED)
    component.toLegacy() shouldBe "§cRed Text"
}

MockK Integration:

// Abstract class testing with Bukkit dependency mocking
val mockGame = mockk<GamePlayers>()
val countdown = TestCountdown(mockGame, defaultDuration)
countdown.game shouldBe mockGame

Comprehensive Testing Patterns

• Pure Function Testing: Validates deterministic behavior of utility functions
• Extension Function Testing: Ensures proper type conversions and integrations
• Interface Testing: Uses MockK for contract compliance validation
• Abstract Class Testing: Concrete test implementations for inheritance patterns
• Data Class Testing: Equality, copy operations, and immutability validation
• Builder & DSL Testing: Configuration pattern validation with feature toggles
• Event System Testing: Abstract event class inheritance patterns

Infrastructure & Automation

CI/CD Integration:

• GitHub Actions workflow for automated testing
• Proper artifact collection and test reporting
• Gradle caching for optimal performance

Quality Assurance Tools:

• validate-tests.sh script for test infrastructure validation
• Comprehensive documentation in src/test/README.md
• Implementation summary with examples and best practices

Key Features

MockK Usage Examples

// Complex interface mocking
val mockKey = mockk<Key>()
every { mockKey.namespace() } returns "minecraft"
every { mockKey.value() } returns "stone"

Kotest Patterns

// Builder pattern testing with DSL validation
test("DSL featureConfig should work correctly") {
    val config = featureConfig {
        feature(Feature.ITEM_CLICK, false)
    }
    config.isEnabled(Feature.ITEM_CLICK) shouldBe false
}

Impact

• Stable Releases: All features can now be validated before deployment
• Regression Prevention: Comprehensive test suite prevents breaking changes
• Developer Experience: Clear testing patterns and documentation for future development
• Automation: CI/CD integration ensures continuous validation
• Code Quality: Removed compilation-blocking BOM characters ensuring clean builds

The testing infrastructure covers all major components including utility functions, extension functions, configuration management, event systems, and data transfer objects. With 68 individual test cases and resolved compilation issues, the codebase now has a solid foundation for ensuring quality and stability in future releases.

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Commit Summary

• Commit Hash: 2b73476
• Author: copilot-swe-agent[bot] ([email protected])
• Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2025 10:43:33 +0000
• Subject: Initial plan

This patch marks the initial plan setup with no diff details provided.

TL;DR: Initial commit by copilot-swe-agent with the message "Initial plan".

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Summary

• Added initial Kotest-based test infrastructure with a basic test file (TestInfrastructureTest.kt) to verify arithmetic, list mapping, and string operations.
• Introduced comprehensive tests for the Countdown functionality (CountdownTest.kt) that verifies initialization, duration modification, start/stop behavior, task assignment, and instance independence.
• Added unit tests for an Identity interface (IdentityTest.kt) confirming proper extraction of namespace, key, value, string representation, and conversion to Bukkit's NamespacedKey.
• Implemented tests for random functions (RandomFunctionsTest.kt) including deterministic behavior with seeded randomness, validation of integer and float outputs, boundary checks, and ensuring different inputs produce distinct outputs.
• Created tests for text utilities (TextUtilsTest.kt) that check conversion of Components to legacy formatted strings with various text styles (color, bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough, obfuscated) and combinations of styles.
• Added tests for a Direction enum (DirectionTest.kt) ensuring correct string values, completeness of the 9-direction system (compass with center), and proper accessibility by name.

TL;DR: The diff adds a suite of comprehensive tests using Kotest and MockK, covering basic infrastructure, countdown mechanics, identity operations, random number generation, text formatting conversion, and direction enum validations.

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Git Diff Summary

• Two patches were committed:
 - The first patch sets up an initial testing plan.
 - The second patch introduces a comprehensive test infrastructure using Kotest and MockK.

• New test files added:
 - TestInfrastructureTest.kt: Verifies basic test environment functionality including arithmetic, list operations, and string manipulations.
 - CountdownTest.kt: Tests a custom Countdown implementation for proper initialization, duration updates, state management (start/stop), and task assignment using mocks.
 - IdentityTest.kt: Validates an Identity interface implementation ensuring proper namespace, key, value, string conversions, and integration with NamespacedKey.
 - RandomFunctionsTest.kt: Provides tests for deterministic output of multi-seeded random generators and random functions for integers and floats, ensuring value ranges and consistency across coordinates.
 - TextUtilsTest.kt: Checks conversion of Components to legacy formatted strings, handling plain text, colored text, and various text decorations (bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough, obfuscated) as well as combined formatting.
 - DirectionTest.kt: Confirms that the Direction enum has correct compass values, proper value access, and forms a complete 9-direction system including cardinal, diagonal, and center directions.

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Git Diff Summary

Patch 2/3: Test Infrastructure Addition

• Added a comprehensive test suite for KPaper using Kotest and MockK.
• Created new test files:
  • TestInfrastructureTest.kt – Validates that the basic test setup works for arithmetic, list operations, and string processing.
  • CountdownTest.kt – Tests a custom concrete implementation of a Countdown class. It verifies default duration, mutability, start/stop method invocation, BukkitTask assignment, and independence between instances.
  • IdentityTest.kt – Tests an Identity interface implementation, checking correct retrieval of namespace, key, and string representations.
  • RandomFunctionsTest.kt – Verifies deterministic and variable outputs for multi-seeded random functions and positional random generators (both int and float).
  • TextUtilsTest.kt – Confirms conversion of text components to legacy strings with various formatting (colors, bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough, obfuscated, and combinations).
  • DirectionTest.kt – Checks that all expected enum values are present and accessible, including the nine-direction system (8 compass directions plus center).

Patch 3/3: Complete Testing Suite and Documentation

• Introduced a new README.md detailing the testing infrastructure for KPaper, including:
  • Overview of the test framework setup.
  • Test structure organization matching the main source code.
  • Examples demonstrating patterns for pure functions, extension functions, MockK usage, abstract class testing, and interface testing.
  • Instructions for running tests and best practices.
  • Future enhancements and dependency versions.
• Added additional test files:
  • BooleanStatusChangeEventTest.kt – Implements and tests a concrete variant of an abstract BooleanStatusChangeEvent to validate flag behavior and async handling.
  • UrlsTest.kt – Tests the Urls data class for proper initialization, custom URL acceptance, equality, and copy functionality.
  • FeatureConfigTest.kt – Validates feature configuration logic ensuring features can be enabled/disabled via a builder and DSL, with tests for default and overridden values.
  • LoggerFunctionsTest.kt – Confirms that logger functions return valid, consistent, and correctly named Logger instances, ensuring plugin and internal logging differences.

TL;DR: Added robust testing infrastructure covering various utilities, abstract classes, enum types, and configurations using Kotest and MockK, along with documentation in README.md.

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Git Diff Summary

Overview
Four patches were applied to implement a comprehensive testing infrastructure for the KPaper project. The changes introduce a new suite of tests using Kotest and MockK, along with thorough documentation and CI/CD support.

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Patch 1 & 2:

• Basic Test Infrastructure
  • Added TestInfrastructureTest.kt with tests verifying Kotest framework and basic Kotlin operations.
• Game Countdown Testing
  • Created CountdownTest.kt with a concrete TestCountdown class to verify abstract class behavior, duration modifications, and BukkitTask handling.
• Identity and Utility Testing
  • Added IdentityTest.kt for validating the identity interface using Adventure’s Key.
  • Developed RandomFunctionsTest.kt to ensure deterministic behavior from seeded random functions.
  • Introduced TextUtilsTest.kt to test legacy text conversion methods from Adventure Components.
  • Created DirectionTest.kt to verify correct enum values and compass direction setup.

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Patch 3:

• Extended Testing Suite and Documentation
  • Added a comprehensive README.md in the test directory explaining the testing structure, patterns, and running instructions.
  • Introduced tests for additional components:
    • BooleanStatusChangeEventTest.kt for custom event handling.
    • UrlsTest.kt for validating data class behavior of URLs.
    • FeatureConfigTest.kt and DSL support testing for feature configurations.
    • LoggerFunctionsTest.kt for SLF4J logger functionality.

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Patch 4:

• CI/CD Integration and Validation Tools
  • Added a GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/test.yml) to run tests on pushes and pull requests.
  • Introduced TESTING_SUMMARY.md documenting the testing coverage, patterns, and next steps.
  • Created validate-tests.sh, a script to validate the test structure, count test cases, and ensure proper dependency configuration.

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TL;DR:
Comprehensive testing was added for KPaper covering basic Kotlin functionality, game countdowns, identity utilities, random functions, text conversions, enum directions, event handling, configuration management, and logging. Detailed documentation and CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions further enhance the project's stability and maintainability.

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[CoasterFreakDE]

@copilot there are some compilation errors

[Copilot]

@copilot there are some compilation errors

Fixed the compilation errors by removing UTF-8 BOM (Byte Order Mark) characters from 13 Kotlin source files. The BOM characters at the beginning of files were causing the Kotlin compiler to fail. All affected files have been cleaned and the test infrastructure validation now passes successfully. Commit: ed75dfc