Asp.Net 5 and Aurelia Karma tests

I'm trying to setup the skeleton-navigation project for Aurelia in a new ASP.NET 5 application. I've tried numerous things and believe I'm getting close, but am really getting caught up on the client-side tests.

I downloaded the skeleton project from the Aurelia repo on GitHub and unzipped it.

I utilized Scott Allen's suggestions for setting the jspm settings to place the jspm packages in the wwwroot folder as stated in this post.

I then updated the project structure to look like this:

sln
|->wwwroot
 |->dist
 |->jspm_modules
 |->src
 |->styles
 |->test
 |->config.js
 |->index.html
 |->index.js
|->build
|->Controllers
|->doc
|->node_modules
|->aurelia.protractor.js
|->aureliafile.js
|->gulpfile.js
|->karma.conf.js
|->package.json
|->project.json
|->protractor.conf.js
|->Startup.cs

I have two questions:

1. Where should the test folder from the Aurelia skeleton-navigation startup project live? On the one hand wwwroot makes a lot of sense because that is where the rest of the application specific javascript files will live. On the other hand though, those files shouldn't ever be served to a client, so to put them in wwwroot doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

2. Once they are residing in their proper place in the project structure, what files/values need to be updated to get the tests running appropriately? For the moment I placed them in the wwwroot directory. I updated the basePath in the karma.conf.js file to 'wwwroot'. When I perform the karma start command though it is giving me a 404 error trying to locate '/base/app-bundle.js'. That file exists at 'wwwroot/dist/app-bundle.js', but I can't figure out how to configure karma to find it there.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Building on @PWKad's answer:

You might also need to modify the paths property of the jspm config object passed to Karma to prepend each path with base/ so that Karma can pick them up.

For example, my src/App/wwwroot/config.js file looks like this

paths: {
    "*": "app/*",
    "github:*": "jspm_packages/github/*",
    "npm:*": "jspm_packages/npm/*"
}

and my karma.conf.js looks like this

basePath: '',
urlRoot: '/',
jspm: {
     config: 'src/app/wwwroot/config.js',
     packages: 'src/app/wwwroot/jspm_packages',
     loadFiles: 'tests/unit/**/*.js',
     serveFiles: 'src/app/wwwroot/app/**/*.js',
     paths: {
                "app/*": 'base/src/app/wwwroot/app/*',
                "test/*": 'base/test/*',
                "github:*": 'base/src/app/wwwroot/jspm_packages/github/*',
                "npm:*": 'base/src/app/wwwroot/jspm_packages/npm/*'
            }
}

This project has working unit tests set up for this situation. It does use Typescript, but the concept is the same.