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Published: Jan 4, 2022 License: Apache-2.0 Imports: 32 Imported by: 12

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Overview

Package test provides components or functions to help test and fuzz gnark circuits.

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Constants

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Variables

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var (
	ErrCompilationNotDeterministic = errors.New("compilation is not deterministic")
	ErrInvalidWitnessSolvedCS      = errors.New("invalid witness solved the constraint system")
	ErrInvalidWitnessVerified      = errors.New("invalid witness resulted in a valid proof")
)

Functions

func IsSolved

func IsSolved(circuit, witness frontend.Circuit, curveID ecc.ID, b backend.ID, opts ...func(opt *backend.ProverOption) error) (err error)

IsSolved returns an error if the test execution engine failed to execute the given circuit with provided witness as input.

The test execution engine implements frontend.API using big.Int operations.

This is an experimental feature.

func NewKZGSRS

func NewKZGSRS(ccs frontend.CompiledConstraintSystem) (kzg.SRS, error)

NewKZGSRS uses ccs nb variables and nb constraints to initialize a kzg srs for sizes < 2^15, returns a pre-computed cached SRS

/!\ warning /!\: this method is here for convenience only: in production, a SRS generated through MPC should be used.

func NoSerialization

func NoSerialization() func(opt *TestingOption) error

NoSerialization enables calls to assert.ProverSucceeded and assert.ProverFailed to skip witness serialization tests

func WithBackends

func WithBackends(b backend.ID, backends ...backend.ID) func(opt *TestingOption) error

WithBackends enables calls to assert.ProverSucceeded and assert.ProverFailed to run on specific backends only

(defaults to all gnark supported backends)

func WithCompileOpts

func WithCompileOpts(compileOpts ...func(opt *frontend.CompileOption) error) func(opt *TestingOption) error

WithCompileOpts enables calls to assert.ProverSucceeded and assert.ProverFailed to forward compiler.Compile option to compiler.Compile calls

func WithCurves

func WithCurves(c ecc.ID, curves ...ecc.ID) func(opt *TestingOption) error

WithCurves enables calls to assert.ProverSucceeded and assert.ProverFailed to run on specific curves only

(defaults to all gnark supported curves)

func WithProverOpts

func WithProverOpts(proverOpts ...func(opt *backend.ProverOption) error) func(opt *TestingOption) error

WithProverOpts enables calls to assert.ProverSucceeded and assert.ProverFailed to forward backend.Prover option to backend.Prove and backend.ReadAndProve calls

Types

type Assert

type Assert struct {
	*require.Assertions
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Assert is a helper to test circuits

func NewAssert

func NewAssert(t *testing.T) *Assert

NewAssert returns an Assert helper embedding a testify/require object for convenience

The Assert object caches the compiled circuit:

the first call to assert.ProverSucceeded/Failed will compile the circuit for n curves, m backends and subsequent calls will re-use the result of the compilation, if available.

func (*Assert) Fuzz

func (assert *Assert) Fuzz(circuit frontend.Circuit, fuzzCount int, opts ...func(opt *TestingOption) error)

Fuzz fuzzes the given circuit by instantiating "randomized" witnesses and cross checking execution result between constraint system solver and big.Int test execution engine

note: this is experimental and will be more tightly integrated with go1.18 built-in fuzzing

func (*Assert) GetCounters added in v0.6.0

func (assert *Assert) GetCounters(circuit frontend.Circuit, opts ...func(opt *TestingOption) error) []compiled.Counter

GetCounters compiles (or fetch from the compiled circuit cache) the circuit with set backends and curves and returns measured counters

func (*Assert) Log added in v0.6.0

func (assert *Assert) Log(v ...interface{})

Log logs using the test instance logger.

func (*Assert) ProverFailed

func (assert *Assert) ProverFailed(circuit frontend.Circuit, invalidWitness frontend.Circuit, opts ...func(opt *TestingOption) error)

ProverSucceeded fails the test if any of the following step errored:

1. compiles the circuit (or fetch it from the cache) 2. using the test execution engine, executes the circuit with provided witness (must fail) 3. run Setup / Prove / Verify with the backend (must fail)

By default, this tests on all curves and proving schemes supported by gnark. See available TestingOption.

func (*Assert) ProverSucceeded

func (assert *Assert) ProverSucceeded(circuit frontend.Circuit, validWitness frontend.Circuit, opts ...func(opt *TestingOption) error)

ProverSucceeded fails the test if any of the following step errored:

1. compiles the circuit (or fetch it from the cache) 2. using the test execution engine, executes the circuit with provided witness 3. run Setup / Prove / Verify with the backend 4. if set, (de)serializes the witness and call ReadAndProve and ReadAndVerify on the backend

By default, this tests on all curves and proving schemes supported by gnark. See available TestingOption.

func (*Assert) Run added in v0.6.0

func (assert *Assert) Run(fn func(assert *Assert), descs ...string)

Run runs the test function fn as a subtest. The subtest is parametrized by the description strings descs.

func (*Assert) SolvingFailed

func (assert *Assert) SolvingFailed(circuit frontend.Circuit, invalidWitness frontend.Circuit, opts ...func(opt *TestingOption) error)

func (*Assert) SolvingSucceeded

func (assert *Assert) SolvingSucceeded(circuit frontend.Circuit, validWitness frontend.Circuit, opts ...func(opt *TestingOption) error)

type TestingOption

type TestingOption struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

TestingOption enables calls to assert.ProverSucceeded and assert.ProverFailed to run with various features

In particular: chose the curve, chose the backend and execute serialization tests on the witness

Default values to all supported curves, backends and execute serialization tests = true

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