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Add support for broadcasting arbitrary messages as test users #186
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A couple high-level notes:
- Move
Broadcast
interface into rootibctest
package cosmos_broadcaster.go
can be named justbroadcaster.go
since it is already in thecosmos
directory
I think the Broadcast interface is fine to focus on Cosmos, but others on the team have given Cosmos vs non-Cosmos more thought than I have, so it would be good to hear from someone else.
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package broadcast |
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I think the types here make more sense in the root ibctest
package.
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type FactoryOpt func(factory tx.Factory) tx.Factory | ||
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type User interface { |
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After moving to ibctest
, this interface can be named BroadcastUser
to distinguish from the User
struct.
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if we are in the ibctest
package I believe we may just be able to accept an *ibctest.User
directly. However maybe it is no harm to keep the interface.
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// Tx uses the provided Broadcaster to broadcast all the provided messages which will be signed | ||
// by the User provided. The sdk.TxResponse and an error are returned. | ||
func Tx(ctx context.Context, broadcaster Broadcaster, broadcastingUser User, msgs ...sdk.Msg) (sdk.TxResponse, error) { |
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And this function can be named BroadcastTx
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chain/cosmos/cosmos_broadcaster.go
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// defaultClientContext returns a default client context configured with the user as the sender. | ||
func (b *Broadcaster) defaultClientContext(fromUser broadcast.User, sdkAdd sdk.AccAddress) client.Context { | ||
// initialize a clean buffer each time | ||
b.buf = &bytes.Buffer{} |
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This should probably be b.buf.Reset()
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internal/dockerutil/keyring.go
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splitName := strings.Split(name, "/") | ||
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extractedFileName := splitName[len(splitName)-1] | ||
isDirectory := extractedFileName == "" | ||
if isDirectory { | ||
continue | ||
} |
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This could use isDirectory := strings.HasSuffix(name, "/")
and extractedFileName := path.Base(name)
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much cleaner, thanks for the suggestion!
@mark-rushakoff moving the code into the Some options are:
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I ended up keeping the interfaces in a |
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Looks like this came together nicely. Thanks for figuring out a workaround for the import cycle I inadvertently suggested last week. I left a few comments on some minor style points, and then I think this can be merged.
interchain_test.go
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require.Equal(t, uint32(0), resp.Code) | ||
require.NotEmpty(t, resp.Data) | ||
require.NotEmpty(t, resp.TxHash) | ||
require.NotEmpty(t, resp.Events) |
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Can this test also have an assertion that the user on gaia1 has received transferAmount
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internal/dockerutil/keyring.go
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return nil, err | ||
} | ||
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if err := os.Mkdir(fmt.Sprintf("%s/keyring-test", localDirectory), os.ModePerm); err != nil { |
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Since this is working on a local filesystem, it should use filepath.Join(localDirectory, "keyring-test")
instead of fmt.Sprintf
with a literal /
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internal/dockerutil/keyring.go
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continue | ||
} | ||
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filePath := fmt.Sprintf("%s/keyring-test/%s", localDirectory, extractedFileName) |
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filepath.Join
here too.
chain/cosmos/broadcaster.go
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// GetFactory returns an instance of tx.Factory that is configured with this Broadcaster's CosmosChain | ||
// and the provided user. |
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Wouldn't hurt to mention ConfigureFactoryOptions
in the godoc for this method.
chain/cosmos/broadcaster.go
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_, ok := b.keyrings[user] | ||
if !ok { | ||
localDir := b.t.TempDir() | ||
containerKeyringDir := fmt.Sprintf("%s/keyring-test", cn.HomeDir()) |
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filepath.Join
chain/cosmos/broadcaster.go
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// GetTxResponseBytes returns the sdk.TxResponse bytes which returned from broadcast.Tx. | ||
func (b *Broadcaster) GetTxResponseBytes(ctx context.Context, user broadcast.User) ([]byte, error) { | ||
if b.buf == nil || b.buf.Len() == 0 { | ||
return nil, fmt.Errorf("empty buffer, transaction has not be executed yet") |
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s/be/been/
I've opened a separate PR to add support for the keyrings that we were discussing: |
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Thanks!
Description
This PR adds support for the ability to Broadcast transactions on CosmosChains
closes #185
Checklist
Changes
Broadcaster
NewLocalKeyringFromDockerContainer
a mechanism to use the keychain of created test users.NewLocalKeyringFromDockerContainer
works as this would fail if the keyring was not there. )Notes