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# Testlibs for Go-Waku Bindings
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`testlibs` is a dedicated testing framework for the [Go-Waku Bindings](https://github.com/waku-org/waku-go-bindings). It provides an organized structure for writing and executing tests to validate the behavior of Waku nodes and their associated functionalities.
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## Overview
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The primary goal of `testlibs` is to simplify and enhance the testing process for Go-Waku Bindings by offering:
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- **Test Wrappers**: High-level abstractions for managing Waku nodes, including operations like starting, stopping, and destroying nodes.
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- **Peer Management**: Tools for validating peer-to-peer connections, such as connecting, disconnecting, and verifying connected peers.
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- **Relay Protocol Testing**: Functions to test relay features like subscribing and unsubscribing to pubsub topics and checking relay peer connections.
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- **Utility Functions**: Logging and helper functions to streamline debugging and test execution.
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## Key Features
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- **Node Lifecycle Management**: Easily manage the lifecycle of Waku nodes (start, stop, destroy) during tests.
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- **Peer Connectivity Testing**: Validate Waku node connections, disconnections, and peer interactions.
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- **Relay Subscription Verification**: Test the behavior of the relay protocol and ensure proper topic subscription and peer communication.
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- **Seamless Integration**: Built to work with Go's `testing` package and `testify` for straightforward assertions and test setup.
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## Purpose
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This framework is designed to ensure the reliability and robustness of the Go-Waku Bindings, which enable Go applications to interface with the Waku protocol. With `testlibs`, developers can simulate various conditions, verify expected behaviors, and maintain confidence in their implementations.
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