This repo contains a demo on how to setup and use FitNesse with FitSharp. It include a FitNesse test page as well as a corresponding C# fixture.

1. Ensure you have a Java JRE installed (version 8 or higher, preferably 11). OpenJDK 11 has been tested and works well. There is an issue with more recent versions of Java (17+).
2. Ensure that you have either the .NET 6 SDK or the .NET 6 runtime installed (check by typing dotnet in a command prompt). If you want the SDK you need admin privileges, for the runtime that isn't necessary if you use the binaries (not the installer). Note that you need the plain .NET Runtime (not the Desktop Runtime or the ASP.NET Core runtime).
3. Ensure that both Java and dotnet are in the path.
4. Create folder for FitNesse: mkdir %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse
5. Download FitNesse from http://fitnesse.org/FitNesseDownload and copy or move fitnesse-standalone.jar to %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse
6. If you don't have the NuGet CLI already, get it from https://dist.nuget.org/win-x86-commandline/latest/nuget.exe).
7. Install FitSharp: nuget install fitsharp -OutputDirectory %LOCALAPPDATA% -ExcludeVersion
8. Download this repo as a zip file (use the <> Code button in the root of the repo in GitHub)
9. Extract the contents (not the folder itself) of FitNesseFitSharpFibonacciDemo-master of the zip file into %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse.
10. Verify that the file plugins.properties is in the folder %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse afterwards (this is FitNesse's configuration file).
11. If you have a .NET 6 SDK installed, build the solution:
    1. Go to the solution folder : cd /D %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse\ExtendedMath
    2. Build the fixture solution: dotnet build --configuration release ExtendedMath.sln
    3. Go to the fixture folder: cd ExtendedMathFixtures
    4. Publish the fixture including potential dependencies:
       dotnet publish ExtendedMathFixtures.csproj --output bin\Deploy\net6.0 --framework net6.0 --configuration release
12. If you don't have .NET 6 SDK, download ExtendedMathFixtures.zip from the latest Release and extract it into the ExtendedMathFixtures folder. It should create the folder tree bin\Deploy\net6.0 with the DLLs and some other files in there.
13. Go to the fixture assembly folder: cd bin\Deploy\net6.0
14. Start FitNesse: java -jar %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse\fitnesse-standalone.jar -d %LOCALAPPDATA%\FitNesse -e 0

1. Install HomeBrew. This might require administrative privileges.
2. Install a Java JRE (preferably 11) if you don't have one already: brew install java11
3. Add Java to the path: echo 'export PATH="/usr/local/opt/openjdk@11/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc
4. Create a folder for FitNesse: mkdir ~/Documents/FitNesse
5. Download FitNesse from http://fitnesse.org/FitNesseDownload and copy or move fitnesse-standalone.jar to ~/Documents/FitNesse
6. Install nuget: brew install nuget
7. Install FitSharp: nuget install fitsharp -OutputDirectory ~/Documents -ExcludeVersion
8. Download this repo as a ZIP file (use the <> Code button in the root of the repo in GitHub)
9. Extract the contents of the folder FitNesseFitSharpFibonacciDemo of the zip file into ~/Documents/FitNesse.
10. Verify that the file plugins.properties is in that folder afterwards (this is FitNesse's configuration file).
11. Remove or comment out the Windows specific lines in plugins.properties, and uncomment (remove #) the Mac specific ones.
12. If you installed any applications via brew, start a new terminal window to ensure commands are found.
13. Go to the solution folder : cd ~/Documents/FitNesse/ExtendedMath
14. Build the fixture solution: dotnet build --configuration release ExtendedMath.sln
15. Go to the fixture folder: cd ExtendedMathFixtures
16. Publish the fixture including potential dependencies: dotnet publish ExtendedMathFixtures.csproj --output bin/Deploy/net6.0 --framework net6.0 --configuration release
17. Go to the fixture assembly folder: cd bin/Deploy/net6.0
18. Start FitNesse: java -jar ~/Documents/FitNesse/fitnesse-standalone.jar -d ~/Documents/FitNesse -e 0

1. The first time FitNesse runs, it will unpack its resources. Wait until you see Starting FitNesse on port: 8080 in the log

   Bootstrapping FitNesse, the fully integrated standalone wiki and acceptance testing framework.
   root page: fitnesse.wiki.fs.WikiFilePage: FitNesseRoot
   logger: none
   authenticator: fitnesse.authentication.PromiscuousAuthenticator
   page factory: fitnesse.html.template.PageFactory
   page theme: bootstrap
   Unpacking new version of FitNesse resources. Please be patient...
   **********************************************************
   Files have been updated to a new version.
   Please read the release notes on
   http://localhost:8080/FitNesse.ReleaseNotes
   to find out about the new features and fixes.
   **********************************************************
   Starting FitNesse on port: 8080
   

   In case you see something else, validate that Java was correctly installed and that the location of fitnesse-standalone.jar is correctly specified.

2. Open a browser and enter the URL http://localhost:8080/FibonacciTest?test. If you then see a test table with Fibonacci numbers, you have configured FitNesse and FitSharp correctly.

Check the Troubleshooting page in the Wiki.

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