Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- func CreateLogFile(name string) (*os.File, error)
- func DefaultBlockDatabaseFilepath() string
- func DockerSetup(t dockerutil.DockerSetupTestingT) (*client.Client, string)
- func GetAndFundTestUserWithMnemonic(ctx context.Context, keyNamePrefix, mnemonic string, amount math.Int, ...) (ibc.Wallet, error)
- func GetAndFundTestUsers(t *testing.T, ctx context.Context, keyNamePrefix string, amount math.Int, ...) []ibc.Wallet
- func KeepDockerVolumesOnFailure(b bool)
- func KeepTempDirOnFailure(b bool)
- func KeepingTempDirOnFailure() bool
- func StartChainPair(t *testing.T, ctx context.Context, rep *testreporter.Reporter, ...) (ibc.Relayer, error)
- func StopStartRelayerWithPreStartFuncs(t *testing.T, ctx context.Context, srcChainID string, relayerImpl ibc.Relayer, ...) ([]ibc.ChannelOutput, error)
- func TempDir(t TempDirTestingT) string
- type BuiltinChainFactory
- type ChainFactory
- type ChainSpec
- type Interchain
- func (ic *Interchain) AddChain(chain ibc.Chain, additionalGenesisWallets ...ibc.WalletAmount) *Interchain
- func (ic *Interchain) AddLink(link InterchainLink) *Interchain
- func (ic *Interchain) AddRelayer(relayer ibc.Relayer, name string) *Interchain
- func (ic *Interchain) Build(ctx context.Context, rep *testreporter.RelayerExecReporter, ...) error
- func (ic *Interchain) Close() error
- func (ic *Interchain) WithLog(log *zap.Logger) *Interchain
- type InterchainBuildOptions
- type InterchainLink
- type RelayerFactory
- type TempDirTestingT
- type TestName
Constants ¶
const (
FaucetAccountKeyName = "faucet"
)
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func CreateLogFile ¶
CreateLogFile creates a file with name in dir $HOME/.interchaintest/logs/
func DefaultBlockDatabaseFilepath ¶
func DefaultBlockDatabaseFilepath() string
DefaultBlockDatabaseFilepath is the default filepath to the sqlite database for tracking blocks and transactions.
func DockerSetup ¶
func DockerSetup(t dockerutil.DockerSetupTestingT) (*client.Client, string)
DockerSetup returns a new Docker Client and the ID of a configured network, associated with t.
If any part of the setup fails, t.Fatal is called.
func GetAndFundTestUserWithMnemonic ¶
func GetAndFundTestUserWithMnemonic( ctx context.Context, keyNamePrefix, mnemonic string, amount math.Int, chain ibc.Chain, ) (ibc.Wallet, error)
GetAndFundTestUserWithMnemonic restores a user using the given mnemonic and funds it with the native chain denom. The caller should wait for some blocks to complete before the funds will be accessible.
func GetAndFundTestUsers ¶
func GetAndFundTestUsers( t *testing.T, ctx context.Context, keyNamePrefix string, amount math.Int, chains ...ibc.Chain, ) []ibc.Wallet
GetAndFundTestUsers generates and funds chain users with the native chain denom. The caller should wait for some blocks to complete before the funds will be accessible.
func KeepDockerVolumesOnFailure ¶
func KeepDockerVolumesOnFailure(b bool)
KeepDockerVolumesOnFailure sets whether volumes associated with a particular test are retained or deleted following a test failure.
The value is false by default, but can be initialized to true by setting the environment variable IBCTEST_SKIP_FAILURE_CLEANUP to a non-empty value. Alternatively, importers of the interchaintest package may call KeepDockerVolumesOnFailure(true).
func KeepTempDirOnFailure ¶
func KeepTempDirOnFailure(b bool)
KeepTempDirOnFailure sets whether a directory created by TempDir is retained or deleted following a test failure.
The value is false by default, but can be initialized to true by setting the environment variable IBCTEST_SKIP_FAILURE_CLEANUP to a non-empty value. Alternatively, importers of the interchaintest package may set the variable to true.
func KeepingTempDirOnFailure ¶
func KeepingTempDirOnFailure() bool
KeepingTempDirOnFailure reports the current value of KeepTempDirOnFailure. This function is only intended for tests.
func StartChainPair ¶
func StartChainPair( t *testing.T, ctx context.Context, rep *testreporter.Reporter, cli *client.Client, networkID string, srcChain, dstChain ibc.Chain, f RelayerFactory, preRelayerStartFuncs []func([]ibc.ChannelOutput), ) (ibc.Relayer, error)
startup both chains creates wallets in the relayer for src and dst chain funds relayer src and dst wallets on respective chain in genesis creates a faucet account on the both chains (separate fullnode) funds faucet accounts in genesis
func StopStartRelayerWithPreStartFuncs ¶
func StopStartRelayerWithPreStartFuncs( t *testing.T, ctx context.Context, srcChainID string, relayerImpl ibc.Relayer, eRep *testreporter.RelayerExecReporter, preRelayerStartFuncs []func([]ibc.ChannelOutput), pathNames ...string, ) ([]ibc.ChannelOutput, error)
StopStartRelayerWithPreStartFuncs will stop the relayer if it is currently running, then execute the preRelayerStartFuncs and wait for all to complete before starting the relayer.
func TempDir ¶
func TempDir(t TempDirTestingT) string
TempDir resembles (*testing.T).TempDir, except that it conditionally keeps the temporary directory on disk, and it uses a new temporary directory on each invocation instead of adjacent directories with an incrementing numeric suffix.
If the test passes, or if KeepTempDirOnFailure is set to false, the directory will be removed.
Types ¶
type BuiltinChainFactory ¶
type BuiltinChainFactory struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
BuiltinChainFactory implements ChainFactory to return a fixed set of chains. Use NewBuiltinChainFactory to create an instance.
func NewBuiltinChainFactory ¶
func NewBuiltinChainFactory(log *zap.Logger, specs []*ChainSpec) *BuiltinChainFactory
NewBuiltinChainFactory returns a BuiltinChainFactory that returns chains defined by entries.
func (*BuiltinChainFactory) Chains ¶
func (f *BuiltinChainFactory) Chains(testName string) ([]ibc.Chain, error)
func (*BuiltinChainFactory) Count ¶
func (f *BuiltinChainFactory) Count() int
func (*BuiltinChainFactory) Name ¶
func (f *BuiltinChainFactory) Name() string
type ChainFactory ¶
type ChainFactory interface { // Count reports how many chains this factory will produce from its Chains method. Count() int // Chains returns a set of chains. Chains(testName string) ([]ibc.Chain, error) // Name returns a descriptive name of the factory, // indicating all of its chains. // Depending on how the factory was configured, // this may report more than two chains. Name() string }
ChainFactory describes how to get chains for tests. This type currently supports a Pair method, but it may be expanded to a Triplet method in the future.
type ChainSpec ¶
type ChainSpec struct { // Name is the name of the built-in config to use as a basis for this chain spec. // Required unless every other field is set. Name string // ChainName sets the Name of the embedded ibc.ChainConfig, i.e. the name of the chain. ChainName string // Version of the docker image to use. // Must be set. Version string // GasAdjustment and NoHostMount are pointers in ChainSpec // so zero-overrides can be detected from omitted overrides. GasAdjustment *float64 NoHostMount *bool // Embedded ChainConfig to allow for simple JSON definition of a ChainSpec. ibc.ChainConfig // How many validators and how many full nodes to use // when instantiating the chain. // If unspecified, NumValidators defaults to 2 and NumFullNodes defaults to 1. NumValidators, NumFullNodes *int // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ChainSpec is a wrapper around an ibc.ChainConfig that allows callers to easily reference one of the built-in chain configs and optionally provide overrides for some settings.
type Interchain ¶
type Interchain struct { // Map of chain to additional genesis wallets to include at chain start. AdditionalGenesisWallets map[ibc.Chain][]ibc.WalletAmount // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Interchain represents a full IBC network, encompassing a collection of one or more chains, one or more relayer instances, and initial account configuration.
func NewInterchain ¶
func NewInterchain() *Interchain
NewInterchain returns a new Interchain.
Typical usage involves multiple calls to AddChain, one or more calls to AddRelayer, one or more calls to AddLink, and then finally a single call to Build.
func (*Interchain) AddChain ¶
func (ic *Interchain) AddChain(chain ibc.Chain, additionalGenesisWallets ...ibc.WalletAmount) *Interchain
AddChain adds the given chain to the Interchain, using the chain ID reported by the chain's config. If the given chain already exists, or if another chain with the same configured chain ID exists, AddChain panics.
func (*Interchain) AddLink ¶
func (ic *Interchain) AddLink(link InterchainLink) *Interchain
AddLink adds the given link to the Interchain. If any validation fails, AddLink panics.
func (*Interchain) AddRelayer ¶
func (ic *Interchain) AddRelayer(relayer ibc.Relayer, name string) *Interchain
AddRelayer adds the given relayer with the given name to the Interchain.
func (*Interchain) Build ¶
func (ic *Interchain) Build(ctx context.Context, rep *testreporter.RelayerExecReporter, opts InterchainBuildOptions) error
Build starts all the chains and configures the relayers associated with the Interchain. It is the caller's responsibility to directly call StartRelayer on the relayer implementations.
Calling Build more than once will cause a panic.
func (*Interchain) Close ¶
func (ic *Interchain) Close() error
Close cleans up any resources created during Build, and returns any relevant errors.
func (*Interchain) WithLog ¶
func (ic *Interchain) WithLog(log *zap.Logger) *Interchain
WithLog sets the logger on the interchain object. Usually the default nop logger is fine, but sometimes it can be helpful to see more verbose logs, typically by passing zaptest.NewLogger(t).
type InterchainBuildOptions ¶
type InterchainBuildOptions struct { TestName string Client *client.Client NetworkID string // If set, ic.Build does not create paths or links in the relayer, // but it does still configure keys and wallets for declared relayer-chain links. // This is useful for tests that need lower-level access to configuring relayers. SkipPathCreation bool // Optional. Git sha for test invocation. Once Go 1.18 supported, // may be deprecated in favor of runtime/debug.ReadBuildInfo. GitSha string // If set, saves block history to a sqlite3 database to aid debugging. BlockDatabaseFile string }
InterchainBuildOptions describes configuration for (*Interchain).Build.
type InterchainLink ¶
type InterchainLink struct {
// Chains involved.
Chain1, Chain2 ibc.Chain
// Relayer to use for link.
Relayer ibc.Relayer
// Name of path to create.
Path string
// If set, these options will be used when creating the client in the path link step.
// If a zero value initialization is used, e.g. CreateClientOptions{},
// then the default values will be used via ibc.DefaultClientOpts.
CreateClientOpts ibc.CreateClientOptions
// If set, these options will be used when creating the channel in the path link step.
// If a zero value initialization is used, e.g. CreateChannelOptions{},
// then the default values will be used via ibc.DefaultChannelOpts.
CreateChannelOpts ibc.CreateChannelOptions
}
InterchainLink describes a link between two chains, by specifying the chain names, the relayer name, and the name of the path to create.
type RelayerFactory ¶
type RelayerFactory interface { // Build returns a Relayer associated with the given arguments. Build( t TestName, cli *client.Client, networkID string, ) ibc.Relayer // Name returns a descriptive name of the factory, // indicating details of the Relayer that will be built. Name() string // Capabilities is an indication of the features this relayer supports. // Tests for any unsupported features will be skipped rather than failed. Capabilities() map[relayer.Capability]bool }
RelayerFactory describes how to start a Relayer.
func NewBuiltinRelayerFactory ¶
func NewBuiltinRelayerFactory(impl ibc.RelayerImplementation, logger *zap.Logger, options ...relayer.RelayerOption) RelayerFactory
Source Files ¶
Directories ¶
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chain
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cosmos
Package cosmos provides an implementation of ibc.Chain backed by Cosmos-based blockchains.
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Package cosmos provides an implementation of ibc.Chain backed by Cosmos-based blockchains. |
internal/tendermint
Package tendermint provides interfaces for interacting with tendermint nodes.
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Package tendermint provides interfaces for interacting with tendermint nodes. |
penumbra
Package penumbra provides an implementation of ibc.Chain for the Penumbra blockchain.
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Package penumbra provides an implementation of ibc.Chain for the Penumbra blockchain. |
cmd
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Package conformance exposes a Test function that can be imported into other packages' tests.
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Package conformance exposes a Test function that can be imported into other packages' tests. |
Package ibc provides chain and relayer agnostic types and interfaces for the IBC spec.
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Package ibc provides chain and relayer agnostic types and interfaces for the IBC spec. |
internal
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blockdb
Package blockdb saves chain and block data for inspection later to aid in debugging interchaintest failures.
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Package blockdb saves chain and block data for inspection later to aid in debugging interchaintest failures. |
dockerutil
Package dockerutil contains helpers for interacting with Docker containers.
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Package dockerutil contains helpers for interacting with Docker containers. |
mocktesting
Package mocktesting contains a mock instance of *testing.T which is useful for testing interchaintest's interactions with Go tests.
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Package mocktesting contains a mock instance of *testing.T which is useful for testing interchaintest's interactions with Go tests. |
Package relayer contains general functionality relevant to individual relayer implementations.
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Package relayer contains general functionality relevant to individual relayer implementations. |
rly
Package rly provides an interface to the cosmos relayer running in a Docker container.
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Package rly provides an interface to the cosmos relayer running in a Docker container. |
Package testreporter contains a Reporter for collecting detailed test reports.
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Package testreporter contains a Reporter for collecting detailed test reports. |
Package testutil includes convenience functions and types to help with testing
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Package testutil includes convenience functions and types to help with testing |