psp22 template test run gives error #49
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You're right, the test command doesn't work atm, and it should be removed until it's functional. I assume this also means #45 is also resolved then. |
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This PR are connected to [Ganache-like testing feature #49](inkdevhub/swanky-node#49). The main purpose of this issue is to make testing easier by implementing next features: > * block time stamp manipulation (can mine a block with arbitrary block time stamp) > * block number manipulation > * taking a snapshot and retrieve later > * Balance manipulation of accounts > * Impersonate any account All of them can already implemented in [Chopsticks](https://github.com/AcalaNetwork/chopsticks). Below I will explain how to use it. Firstly, you should set up your swanky project with `swanky init` and choose that you want to install swanky-node. Then you should use `swanky node chopsticks init` to initiate chopsticks config, which will be stored in the `./node/config/` folder. Then you start the node(`swanky node start`) and fork it with chopsticks(`swanky node chopsticks start`). Now we have a testing node that has all the features that we need. Chopsticks allow to use of different RPC calls. Full list of them you can check [here](https://acalanetwork.github.io/chopsticks/docs/chopsticks/README.html). For example, you can do timestamp manipulation by `dev_timeTravel' RPC call: ```TypeScript import { WsProvider } from '@polkadot/rpc-provider' const ws = new WsProvider(`ws://localhost:8000`) await ws.send('dev_timeTravel', ['Jan 1, 2023']) ``` Or go back to any block by 'dev_setHead': ```TypeScript import { WsProvider } from '@polkadot/rpc-provider' const ws = new WsProvider(`ws://localhost:8000`) await ws.send('dev_setHead', [1000000]) ``` --------- Co-authored-by: Igor Papandinas <igor.papandinas@posteo.net>
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This PR are connected to [Ganache-like testing feature #49](inkdevhub/swanky-node#49). The main purpose of this issue is to make testing easier by implementing next features: > * block time stamp manipulation (can mine a block with arbitrary block time stamp) > * block number manipulation > * taking a snapshot and retrieve later > * Balance manipulation of accounts > * Impersonate any account All of them can already implemented in [Chopsticks](https://github.com/AcalaNetwork/chopsticks). Below I will explain how to use it. Firstly, you should set up your swanky project with `swanky init` and choose that you want to install swanky-node. Then you should use `swanky node chopsticks init` to initiate chopsticks config, which will be stored in the `./node/config/` folder. Then you start the node(`swanky node start`) and fork it with chopsticks(`swanky node chopsticks start`). Now we have a testing node that has all the features that we need. Chopsticks allow to use of different RPC calls. Full list of them you can check [here](https://acalanetwork.github.io/chopsticks/docs/chopsticks/README.html). For example, you can do timestamp manipulation by `dev_timeTravel' RPC call: ```TypeScript import { WsProvider } from '@polkadot/rpc-provider' const ws = new WsProvider(`ws://localhost:8000`) await ws.send('dev_timeTravel', ['Jan 1, 2023']) ``` Or go back to any block by 'dev_setHead': ```TypeScript import { WsProvider } from '@polkadot/rpc-provider' const ws = new WsProvider(`ws://localhost:8000`) await ws.send('dev_setHead', [1000000]) ``` --------- Co-authored-by: Igor Papandinas <igor.papandinas@posteo.net>
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This PR are connected to [Ganache-like testing feature #49](inkdevhub/swanky-node#49). The main purpose of this issue is to make testing easier by implementing next features: > * block time stamp manipulation (can mine a block with arbitrary block time stamp) > * block number manipulation > * taking a snapshot and retrieve later > * Balance manipulation of accounts > * Impersonate any account All of them can already implemented in [Chopsticks](https://github.com/AcalaNetwork/chopsticks). Below I will explain how to use it. Firstly, you should set up your swanky project with `swanky init` and choose that you want to install swanky-node. Then you should use `swanky node chopsticks init` to initiate chopsticks config, which will be stored in the `./node/config/` folder. Then you start the node(`swanky node start`) and fork it with chopsticks(`swanky node chopsticks start`). Now we have a testing node that has all the features that we need. Chopsticks allow to use of different RPC calls. Full list of them you can check [here](https://acalanetwork.github.io/chopsticks/docs/chopsticks/README.html). For example, you can do timestamp manipulation by `dev_timeTravel' RPC call: ```TypeScript import { WsProvider } from '@polkadot/rpc-provider' const ws = new WsProvider(`ws://localhost:8000`) await ws.send('dev_timeTravel', ['Jan 1, 2023']) ``` Or go back to any block by 'dev_setHead': ```TypeScript import { WsProvider } from '@polkadot/rpc-provider' const ws = new WsProvider(`ws://localhost:8000`) await ws.send('dev_setHead', [1000000]) ``` --------- Co-authored-by: Igor Papandinas <igor.papandinas@posteo.net>
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