- Create Initializer class that only initializes AuthMe commands
- Move remaining method to CommandHandler
- Deprecate constructors on CommandDescription in favor of the builder
- Various cleanups and comments
- Create test to ensure that commands don't define the same binding
- Create stricter attribute validation in builder: throw an error if required field was not initialized
- Add tests to check the integrity of the commands that are defined in the CommandManager
- Convert some more commands registrations to the new Builder format
- Create builder class for CommandDescription
- Remove redundant methods in command registration classes (e.g. certain validation is superfluous because we only instantiate the classes internally)
- Replace multiple occurrences where a field is directly instantiated e.g. with a list and then its value is overwritten by a constructor = redundant instantiation of objects
- Change AuthMeMockUtils (reflection-based test setup) to ReflectionUtils: service providing reflection functionalities for particular tests where it is appropriate;
- Initialize the data folder (required as soon as the Settings class is loaded) immediately in WrapperMock. Some tests did not set it up that required it and it goes unnoticed if the test is not run individually. This will hopefully fix the tests from failing in the Jenkins build.
StringUtils - merge the two join methods to one common implementation with two interface; add tests
Messages - remove the methods taking a String as code after the kind refactoring by @DNx5
Replaced many classes to use Wrapper to get singletons and replaced the test setups to use the WrapperMock instead of setting fields through reflection
- Add BufferedReader instantiation into try-with-resources statement
- Close scanner that was opened
- Create utility class to format a caught exception
Had to create a getGameServer() method in AuthMe in order to be able to catch this call in tests and replace it with a mock implementation of the actual server. The supertype method getServer() is declared as final, which makes it impossible to mock with Mockito.
While there are frameworks that manipulate the bytecode to mock final calls, it is much easier and less risky to simply delegate the server retrieval through another method.
The HelpSyntaxHelper had suppressed warnings for string concatenation within StringBuilder - the point of the StringBuilder is that it is faster when you use it to concatenate many elements. If you still use string concatenation with + within these calls it beats the purpose.
Had to create a getter for the Management instance in the AuthMe class for mocking, but fields should generally not be accessed globally. Hopefully soon we will be able to make the field private.
The HelpSyntaxHelper had suppressed warnings for string concatenation within StringBuilder - the point of the StringBuilder is that it is faster when you use it to concatenate many elements. If you still use string concatenation with + within these calls it beats the purpose.
(cherry picked from commit bb00be2)
Had to create a getter for the Management instance in the AuthMe class for mocking, but fields should generally not be accessed globally. Hopefully soon we will be able to make the field private.
(cherry picked from commit f1a0022)
