heavyweight

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Overview

Package heavyweight contains test helpers that are costly and you should think **real carefully** before using in your tests.

Index

• func FullTestDBEmptyV2(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)
• func FullTestDBNoFixturesV2(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)
• func FullTestDBV2(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)
• type Kind
  • func (c Kind) PrepareDB(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)

Functions

func FullTestDBEmptyV2

func FullTestDBEmptyV2(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)

FullTestDBEmptyV2 creates an empty DB (without migrations).

func FullTestDBNoFixturesV2

func FullTestDBNoFixturesV2(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)

FullTestDBNoFixturesV2 is the same as FullTestDB, but it does not load fixtures.

func FullTestDBV2

func FullTestDBV2(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)

FullTestDBV2 creates a pristine DB which runs in a separate database than the normal unit tests, so you can do things like use other Postgres connection types with it.

Types

type Kind

type Kind int

const (
	KindEmpty Kind = iota
	KindTemplate
	KindFixtures
)

func (Kind) PrepareDB

func (c Kind) PrepareDB(t testing.TB, overrideFn func(c *chainlink.Config, s *chainlink.Secrets)) (chainlink.GeneralConfig, *sqlx.DB)