Add basic testing

[fabiopelosin]

I would recommend to use Nocilla and Kiwi.

This (slide deck)[https://speakerdeck.com/lascorbe/luis-solanos-slides-at-nsspain-2013] could be a nicer reference.

[kreeger]

Perfect! I've used both Kiwi and Specta, but I've not tried Nocilla. We should definitely do this. I'll see if I can add some of these ASAP. I've written full tests on other closed-source projects before, I swear!

hangs head in shame

[fabiopelosin]

Nothing to be shamed about! IFBKThirtySeven has been pretty solid for me, and this is all that matters. I have been using with my OS X client for a while, the UI sucks but it is functional, I'm polishing it to open source it.

I have added an initial test here: https://github.com/kreeger/IFBKThirtySeven/blob/master/ProjectTests/IFBKCampfireClientTests.m

[kreeger]

That's awesome. Thanks! I'll add some more tests as I go along.

[kreeger]

I'm gonna look into Nocilla today. I've been using VCRURLConnection on projects for work (in private BitBucket repos that I wish I could share, because I'm proud of them), and if Nocilla's any more elegant, I may be tempted to even switch all of my existing tests over to use it.

[fabiopelosin]

I've never used VCRURLConnection (although I have used the Ruby counterpart). I would prefer to use because it records the actual response from the server and thus it would be more robust. However as all the request require authentication I went with Nocilla to avoid storing any sensitive information. We could use VCRURLConnection and edit manually the generated JSON files but that approach might revel repetitive and will not allow to easily regenerate the cassettes without sharing the credentials (we might create a test account for that purpose though).

[fabiopelosin]

I have added the Travis configuration file in b5cd3951d049adba22112cdfb78d5222ed8f32e5. However I can't enable it. Can you do it?

[kreeger]

Absolutely — done! You'll have to make another push to trigger the first build.

[fabiopelosin]

Ace!