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Updating documentation related to smart contracts and tests
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Testing Ethereum Contracts
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==========================
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You can run specs with ``embark test``, it will run any test files under
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``test/``.
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You can run specs with ``embark test``, it will run all the test files under
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``test/``. You can run a specific test file with ``embark test <path/test_filename.js>
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Embark includes a testing lib to fastly run & test your contracts in a
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EVM.
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``mocha test/simple_storage_spec.js --no-timeouts``
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**accessing accounts**
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The callback used in the function ``deployAll`` will let you access the accounts configured in the EVM.
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You can assign them to a variable and use them in your tests.
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.. code:: javascript
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var accountArr;
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EmbarkSpec.deployAll(contractsConfig, (accounts) => {
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accountArr = accounts;
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done();
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});
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**creating contract instances in your tests**
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Embark handles the deployment of your contracts through the function ``deployAll``.
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However you can use ``web3.eth.contract`` for creating instances of your contracts manually.
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.. code:: javascript
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var simpleStorageJson = require('../dist/contracts/SimpleStorage.json');
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var accountArr;
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var simpleStorage;
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describe("SimpleStorage", function() {
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this.timeout(0);
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before(function(done) {
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EmbarkSpec.deployAll({}, (accounts) => {
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accountArr = accounts;
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done();
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});
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});
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it("should deploy a contract instance", function(done) {
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var simpleStorageContract = new web3.eth.Contract(simpleStorageJson.abi);
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simpleStorageContract.deploy({data: simpleStorageJson.code, arguments: [100]})
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.send({from: accountArr[0], gas: 5000000, gasPrice: 1})
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.then(function(contractInstance){
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simpleStorage = contractInstance;
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simpleStorage.setProvider(web3.currentProvider);
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assert(simpleStorage.options.address != null);
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})
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.finally(done);
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});
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});
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"args": [
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100
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],
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"gas": 800000
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"gas": 800000,
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"gasPrice": 5
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}
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}
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}
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...
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}
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You can specify actions to do after the deployment of a contract using the "onDeploy" parameter.
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| "onDeploy" - should be an array of javascript instructions that will be evaluated and executed
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.. code:: json
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# config/contracts.json
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{
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"development": {
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"gas": "auto",
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"contracts": {
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"SimpleStorage": {
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"args": [
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100
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],
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"onDeploy": ["SimpleStorage.methods.set(150).send()"]
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}
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}
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}
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}
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