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import std/json
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import pkg/asynctest
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import pkg/stint
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import pkg/ethers
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import ./hardhat
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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import ./miner
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Erc20* = ref object of Contract
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TestToken = ref object of Erc20
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Transfer = object of Event
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sender {.indexed.}: Address
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receiver {.indexed.}: Address
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value: UInt256
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method totalSupply*(erc20: Erc20): UInt256 {.base, contract, view.}
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method balanceOf*(erc20: Erc20, account: Address): UInt256 {.base, contract, view.}
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method allowance*(erc20: Erc20, owner, spender: Address): UInt256 {.base, contract, view.}
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method transfer*(erc20: Erc20, recipient: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
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suite "Contracts":
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var token: TestToken
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var provider: JsonRpcProvider
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var snapshot: JsonNode
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var accounts: seq[Address]
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setup:
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provider = JsonRpcProvider.new("ws://localhost:8545")
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snapshot = await provider.send("evm_snapshot")
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accounts = await provider.listAccounts()
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let deployment = readDeployment()
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token = TestToken.new(!deployment.address(TestToken), provider)
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teardown:
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discard await provider.send("evm_revert", @[snapshot])
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test "can call constant functions":
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check (await token.totalSupply()) == 0.u256
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check (await token.balanceOf(accounts[0])) == 0.u256
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check (await token.allowance(accounts[0], accounts[1])) == 0.u256
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test "can call non-constant functions":
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token = TestToken.new(token.address, provider.getSigner())
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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discard await token.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
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check (await token.totalSupply()) == 100.u256
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check (await token.balanceOf(accounts[1])) == 100.u256
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test "can call non-constant functions without a signer":
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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discard await token.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
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check (await token.balanceOf(accounts[1])) == 0.u256
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test "can call constant functions without a return type":
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token = TestToken.new(token.address, provider.getSigner())
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proc mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.contract, view.}
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await mint(token, accounts[1], 100.u256)
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check (await balanceOf(token, accounts[1])) == 0.u256
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test "fails to compile when function has an implementation":
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let works = compiles:
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proc foo(token: TestToken, bar: Address) {.contract.} = discard
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check not works
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test "fails to compile when function has no parameters":
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let works = compiles:
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proc foo() {.contract.}
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check not works
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test "fails to compile when non-constant function has a return type":
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let works = compiles:
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proc foo(token: TestToken, bar: Address): UInt256 {.contract.}
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check not works
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test "can connect to different providers and signers":
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let signer0 = provider.getSigner(accounts[0])
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let signer1 = provider.getSigner(accounts[1])
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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discard await token.connect(signer0).mint(accounts[0], 100.u256)
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await token.connect(signer0).transfer(accounts[1], 50.u256)
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await token.connect(signer1).transfer(accounts[2], 25.u256)
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check (await token.connect(provider).balanceOf(accounts[0])) == 50.u256
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check (await token.connect(provider).balanceOf(accounts[1])) == 25.u256
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check (await token.connect(provider).balanceOf(accounts[2])) == 25.u256
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test "receives events when subscribed":
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var transfers: seq[Transfer]
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proc handleTransfer(transfer: Transfer) =
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transfers.add(transfer)
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let signer0 = provider.getSigner(accounts[0])
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let signer1 = provider.getSigner(accounts[1])
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let subscription = await token.subscribe(Transfer, handleTransfer)
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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discard await token.connect(signer0).mint(accounts[0], 100.u256)
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await token.connect(signer0).transfer(accounts[1], 50.u256)
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await token.connect(signer1).transfer(accounts[2], 25.u256)
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await subscription.unsubscribe()
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check transfers == @[
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Transfer(receiver: accounts[0], value: 100.u256),
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Transfer(sender: accounts[0], receiver: accounts[1], value: 50.u256),
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Transfer(sender: accounts[1], receiver: accounts[2], value: 25.u256)
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]
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test "stops receiving events when unsubscribed":
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var transfers: seq[Transfer]
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proc handleTransfer(transfer: Transfer) =
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transfers.add(transfer)
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let signer0 = provider.getSigner(accounts[0])
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let subscription = await token.subscribe(Transfer, handleTransfer)
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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discard await token.connect(signer0).mint(accounts[0], 100.u256)
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await subscription.unsubscribe()
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await token.connect(signer0).transfer(accounts[1], 50.u256)
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check transfers == @[Transfer(receiver: accounts[0], value: 100.u256)]
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feat: Allow contract transactions to be waited on
Allow waiting for a specified number of confirmations for contract transactions.
This change only requires an optional TransactionResponse return type to be added to the contract function. This allows the transaction hash to be passed to `.wait`.
For example, previously the `mint` method looked like this without a return value:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256) {.base, contract.}
```
it still works without a return value, but if we want to wait for a 3 confirmations, we can now define it like this:
```
method mint(token: TestToken, holder: Address, amount: UInt256): ?TransactionResponse {.base, contract.}
```
and use like this:
```
let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
```
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test "can wait for contract interaction tx to be mined":
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# must be spawned so we can get newHeads inside of .wait
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asyncSpawn provider.mineBlocks(3)
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let signer0 = provider.getSigner(accounts[0])
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let receipt = await token.connect(signer0)
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.mint(accounts[1], 100.u256)
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.wait(3) # wait for 3 confirmations
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let endBlock = await provider.getBlockNumber()
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check receipt.blockNumber.isSome # was eventually mined
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check (endBlock - !receipt.blockNumber) + 1 == 3 # +1 for the block the tx was mined in
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