happner-test-modules

import { createTestMesh } from 'happner-test-modules'; import Happner from 'happner'; // Assuming Happner is a default export for simplicity, or named import can be used async function runHappnerTest() { const config = { name: 'testMesh', modules: { TestComponent: { instance: { testMethod: async (message) => { console.log(`TestComponent received: ${message}`); return `Processed: ${message}`; } } } }, components: { TestComponent: {} } }; let mesh; try { // Use happner-test-modules to create a test mesh mesh = await Happner.create(config); console.log('Happner test mesh started.'); const result = await mesh.exchange.TestComponent.testMethod('Hello from test!'); console.log(`Result from TestComponent: ${result}`); // Example of another test action const events = []; mesh.event.TestComponent.on('test-event', (data) => { events.push(data); console.log('Event received:', data); }); await mesh.emit('TestComponent/test-event', { value: 'eventData' }); // Wait a moment for events to propagate (in real tests, use promises/await for specific events) await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 100)); console.log('Events collected:', events); } catch (e) { console.error('Error during test:', e); process.exit(1); } finally { if (mesh) { await mesh.stop(); console.log('Happner test mesh stopped.'); } } } runHappnerTest();