FireHub Testing Toolkit

FireHub Testing Toolkit is a cross-repository testing infrastructure layer that standardizes how testing is performed across the entire FireHub ecosystem.

It introduces a shared set of base test utilities, assertions, and validation rules used to enforce architectural correctness in:

• Core Standard
• Core Professional
• Core Enterprise
• Runtime Foundation
• Adapters (optional usage)
• Capabilities (optional usage)

This layer is designed to ensure that FireHub architectural rules are continuously enforceable through automated tests, not just documentation.

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Repository Purpose

This repository defines the shared testing and governance layer for the FireHub ecosystem.

It provides a unified foundation for validating architectural rules, Core contracts, and system behavior across all FireHub packages.

It ensures that all components are tested in a consistent, deterministic, and architecture-aware manner, independent of runtime implementation details.

Security

For security reporting and guidelines, please refer to our SECURITY.md file.

Community

• Be sure to review the Code of Conduct.
• Read a Contributing file to see how you can contribute to this project.
• Read our Security policy file to see how you can report a vulnerability.
• Review the project Governance model, including roles, decision-making, RFC process, and releases.

Support

For help with FireHub products, please refer to the following resources:

• General questions & discussions: GitHub Discussions
• Bug reports & issues: Support
• Documentation & guides: FireHub Docs
• Commercial support (Pro/Enterprise): contact your account manager

Authors and Contributors

• Project authors can be found here.
• The full list of individual contributors can be found here.

Brand & Trademark

Please refer to TRADEMARK.md and BRAND.md for guidelines on FireHub branding.

Architecture guidelines, design principles, and ecosystem documentation are available within the FireHub Project organization.

License

This software is licensed under the MIT License.

For more details, read the full license here.