Lisk Framework is an application framework responsible for establishing and maintaining the interactions between the modules of a Lisk blockchain application.
Lisk Framework aims to provide a consistent and intuitive interface between each module and component. Currently, Lisk Framework establishes interactions between the chain, api and network modules.
The architecture of Lisk Framework follows the research documented in LIP0005. The diagram below provides a high-level overview of the architecture:
To install and use Lisk Framework follow the steps described in the Lisk SDK installation and usage sections.
- Recreate the database to run the tests against a new blockchain:
dropdb lisk_dev
createdb lisk_dev
- Launch Lisk (runs on port 4000):
NODE_ENV=test npm start
Starting from version 1.6.0, Lisk Framework will be using Jest as its main test runner with gradual deprecation of mocha. Since rewriting all existing mocha tests is not feasible at the moment, we have two test runners in our code base:
- Modules (all source code under
framework/src/modulesfolder) will be tested usingmochaand test files should be located underframework/test/mocha. - Framework (all of the source files but
framework/src/modules) will be tested usingjestand test files should be located underframework/test/jest. - Functional and Network tests suites will be using
mochaand test files should be located underframework/test/mocha.
Tests are run using the following command:
npm run mocha:<testType> -- [testPathPattern] [mochaCliOptions]
- Where testType can be one of
unit,integration,functional:ws,functional:get,functional:post,functional:put,functional,network(required). - Where testPathPattern is a regexp pattern string that is matched against all tests paths before executing the test (optional).
- Where mochaCliOptions can be any of mocha's
command line options(optional).
Examples:
# Running network tests
npm run mocha:network
npm run mocha:network -- --grep @p2p
npm run mocha:network -- --grep @propagation
# Running unit tests
npm run mocha:unit
npm run mocha:unit -- --grep @slow
npm run mocha:unit -- --grep @unstable
### extensive
npm run mocha:unit -- --grep="@unstable" --invert
# Running integration tests
npm run mocha:integration -- --grep @slow
npm run mocha:integration -- --grep @unstable
# extensive
npm run mocha:integration -- --grep="@unstable" --invert
# Running functional tests
npm run mocha:functional:ws
npm run mocha:functional:get
npm run mocha:functional:post
npm run mocha:functional:put
Individual test files can be run using the following commands:
npm run mocha:unit -- <testPathPattern> [mochaCliOptions]or
npm run mocha <filepath> [mochaCliOptions]or
npx mocha <filepath> [mochaCliOptions]npm run jest:<testType>
testType can be unit|integration|functional
npm run jest:<testType> -- [testPathPattern] [jestCliOptions]
To test the changes in framework you can run,
node test/test_app or node test/test_app | npx bunyan
If you want to test the changes in lisk-sdk/elements to reflect in lisk-sdk/framework, please make sure you run npm run build at lisk-sdk after making any changes in elements library and run node test/test_app.
| Reason | How |
|---|---|
| Want to chat with our community | Chat with them on Lisk.chat |
| Want to chat with our developers | Chat with them on Gitter |
| Found a bug | Open a new issue |
| Found a security issue | See our bounty program |
| Want to share your research | Propose your research |
| Want to develop with us | Create a fork |
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