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This PR addresses the fact that there are a few classes tucked away inside
ConfigManager.h.It moves
BaseParameter, and it's associated classes, into their own header file. As well as moving the debugging definitions into their own file.This also functions as POC for using the
libdirectory for classes that aren't directly used by users of the library but required byConfigManageritself.We also introduce a few unit tests to help drive some of the changes.
At present these tests require a ESP8266 and ESP32 board to run the tests against. This is due to the requirement of the Arduino library when it comes to using
ArduinoJson.This could be changed to running the tests natively, once
ArduinoJsonis replaced with a JSON library that is not reliant onArduino.hheader file.Swapping out
ArduinoJsonwill allow us to run our tests natively, allowing for our tests to run quicker and not require any boards to run the tests against.We could still use the current setup, so that we can test
ConfigManageragainst real boards, so this seems like a sane step to make to get the library under test.