I created a utility class to spawn a NATS server. This assumes it is
installed and in PATH, which should be easy enough to accomplish for a
CI environment. The current approach will not work with parallel
tests, but that's not a practical reality, so this route should be
fine for the time being. It might be nice to spawn a default server at
the beginning of testing and tear it down at the end, to save waiting
for the startup/shutdown time in many individual tests. This makes me
wonder: if I initialize a server in the beginning of the `test` block
in main that imports the other modules, does that scope stay live
while the "child" tests are running? My default guess would be
probably not, but that would be very convenient, so I might try it out
and see.
I've gotten tired of trying to find this in the cache dir, since the
build system does not rerun it once it is cached. Also sometimes the
build runner does weird things to the output.
These are mostly just tests to make sure the wrappers function as
written, rather than testing for any specific output. This commit
demonstrates the simple value of actually referencing the various
wrapper functions, as a variety of really basic compilation errors
were caught and addressed.
