Unit tests for Plutarch
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A helper library to write Plutarch-oriented unit tests using tasty
.
You can use this library to write tasty
test trees without a dependency on hspec
,
hunit
, or similar. We believe that tasty
is more extensible and better maintained
than the alternatives.
This library currently provides interfaces to write positive and negative annotated test cases for scripts (in general), minting policies, and validators.
This library contains a single module with self-explanatory functions, provided that
users know how to write tasty
code (which we assume). A basic example follows below:
tests:: TestTree
tests =
testGroup
"My first tests"
[ test1
, test2
, test3
]
where
test1 :: TestTree
test1 =
mintingPolicySucceedsWith
"The minting policy succeeded when it should
myMintingPolicy
myRedeemr
myScriptContext
To integrate this with your project, use Nix. We work against the master
branch of Plutarch, so you will have to use it
also. See the flake.nix
file for more details.
The plutarch-unit
code base follows strict standards to increase consistency, to minimize
the impact of legacy, to properly use automated tools, and more. The standards document
can be found here.
plutarch-unit
is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license (SPDX code
Apache-2.0
); please see the LICENSE
file for more details.