Class NetworkManagerHelper

Helper class to instantiate a NetworkManager This also provides the ability to: --- instantiate GameObjects with NetworkObject components that returns a Guid for accessing it later. --- add NetworkBehaviour components to the instantiated GameObjects --- spawn a NetworkObject using its parent GameObject's Guid Call StartNetworkManager in the constructor of your runtime unit test class. Call ShutdownNetworkManager in the destructor of your runtime unit test class.

Includes a useful "BuffersMatch" method that allows you to compare two buffers (returns true if they match false if not)

Inheritance

object

NetworkManagerHelper

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: Unity.Netcode.TestHelpers.Runtime

Assembly: solution.dll

Syntax

public static class NetworkManagerHelper

Fields

Name	Description
CurrentNetworkManagerMode
InstantiatedGameObjects
InstantiatedNetworkObjects

Properties

Name	Description
NetworkManagerGameObject
NetworkManagerObject

Methods

Name	Description
AddComponentToObject<T>(Guid)	Helper class to add a component to the GameObject with a NetoworkObject component
AddGameNetworkObject(string)	Add a GameObject with a NetworkObject component
BuffersMatch(int, long, byte[], byte[])
ShutdownNetworkManager()
SpawnNetworkObject(Guid)	Spawn the NetworkObject, so Rpcs can flow
StartNetworkManager(out NetworkManager, NetworkManagerOperatingMode, NetworkConfig)	Called upon the RpcQueueTests being instantiated. This creates an instance of the NetworkManager to be used during unit tests. Currently, the best method to run unit tests is by starting in host mode as you can send messages to yourself (i.e. Host-Client to Host-Server and vice versa). As such, the default setting is to start in Host mode.