All new tests will very likely be published as part of https://github.com/OmniLayer/OmniJ.
Python based RPC tests for Omni Core.
To run the tests, place this folder relative to the omnicored and omnicore-cli files,
or use the --daemon and --cli startup parameter to specify the binary files to use:
~/omnicore/qa/mastercore-rpc-tests$ python test_exodus_purchase.py
~/omnicore/qa/mastercore-rpc-tests$ python test_property_creation.py --tracerpc
~/omnicore/qa/mastercore-rpc-tests$ python test_meta_dex_plan.py --clearcache
~/omnicore/qa/mastercore-rpc-tests$ python run_tests.pygit clone https://github.com/OmniLayer/omnicore.git
cd omnicore/
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
cd qa/
git clone https://github.com/dexX7/mastercore-rpc-tests.git
cd mastercore-rpc-tests/
python run_tests.py
After cloning or downloading
the test suite, all tests may be run on Windows in similar fashion, whereby the
file paths of omnicored.exe and omnicore-cli.exe must be provided:
C:\mastercore-rpc-tests> python test_meta_dex_plan.py --daemon=C:\omnicore-0.0.9.99-dev\bin\omnicored.exe --cli=C:\omnicore-0.0.9.99-dev\bin\omnicore-cli.exeA 200-block-regtest blockchain and wallets for four nodes is created the first time a regression test is run and is stored in the cache/ directory. Per default all blocks are mined by the first node.
After the first run, the cache/blockchain and wallets are
copied into a temporary directory and used as the initial
test state. Temporary files are deleted afterwards, unless
explicitly chosen not to via --nocleanup.
The cache can be cleared on startup with --clearcache.
This might be required, when significant changes in the initial
parsing phase are made. Omni Core specific data stored in
MP_persist, MP_spinfo, MP_tradelist and MP_txlist is
generally not reused and created from the ground up.
Four nodes are created to simulate and test behavior of Master Core. Nodes are exposed as property of a descendant of framework_base.py and framework_extension.py and can be used to interact with Omni Core on the RPC layer.
Starting point is generally run_test in an descendant of
MasterTestFramework. A very simple test could start like this:
from framework_extension import MasterTestFramework
class VersionTest(MasterTestFramework):
def run_test(self):
info = self.nodes[0].getinfo()
assert info['mastercoreversion'] >= 1111008
if __name__ == '__main__':
VersionTest().main()However, it might be helpful to encapsulate nodes in TestEntity
objects which aligns well with the "address-based" nature of
Mastercoin and due to shortcuts for commonly used calls. See
framework_entity.py for details. In
combination with generate_block() and check_balance(), as provided
by framework_extension.py, a wide range of
tests can be constructed.
from framework_extension import MasterTestFramework
from framework_entity import TestEntity
class MinimalExodusPurchaseTest(MasterTestFramework):
def run_test(self):
self.entities = [TestEntity(node) for node in self.nodes]
entity_miner = self.entities[0]
entity_test_user = self.entities[1]
entity_miner.send_bitcoins(entity_test_user.address, 5.0)
self.generate_block()
entity_test_user.purchase_mastercoins(2.5)
self.generate_block()
self.check_balance(entity_test_user.address, 1, '250.00000000')
self.check_balance(entity_test_user.address, 2, '250.00000000')
if __name__ == '__main__':
MinimalExodusPurchaseTest().main()Running this example would likely produce an output similar to:
Balance of mnSKDy53TD88SkmQaJVTLTSUg8apaPJJ3w should be: 250.00000000 SP1 ... OK
Balance of mnSKDy53TD88SkmQaJVTLTSUg8apaPJJ3w should be: 250.00000000 SP2 ... OK
Cleaning up
Tests successful
... a continuation of this can be found in test_exodus_purchase.py.
Usage: run_tests.py [options]
Options:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
--clearcache Clear cache on startup (default: False)
--nocleanup Leave omnicored's and test.* regtest datadir on exit
or error (default: False)
--stdout Show standard output of nodes, otherwise redirect to
/dev/null
--daemon=DAEMONBIN The daemon/server (default: ../../src/omnicored)
--cli=CLIBIN The RPC client (default: ../../src/omnicore-cli)
--tmpdir=TMPDIR Root directory for temporary datadirs
--tracerpc Print out all RPC calls as they are made (default:
False)
--quiet Hide verbose runtime information (default: False)
Git subtree of https://github.com/jgarzik/python-bitcoinrpc. Changes to python-bitcoinrpc should be made upstream, and then pulled here using git subtree.
Simulates the initial redemption of Bitcoin to Mastercoin as well as Simple Sends. This file shoud be used as template and starting point for new tests.
Tests the creation of smart properties via the RPC call omni_sendrawtx.
Tests sending and receiving tokens via script-hash destinations.
Tests invalidation and rejection of invalid commands and transactions, creation of new orders with divisible units, matching and execution of offers at the same unit price, matching and execution of offers at a better unit price and execution of offers with three matches.
Tests the command "cancel-at-price" of the token exchange and the valid cancellation of several offers.
Tests creation of several offers and cancellation with the "cancel-pair" command as well as the appearance of offers in the orderbook provided by RPC call omni_getorderbook.
Tests the effects of valid "cancel-everything" commands of the token exchange within the same ecosystem.
Tests the scope of the "cancel-everything" command of the token exchange and if it's effects are limited to the ecosystem they are executed in.
Tests side effects and interferences of the traditional and token exchange.
Some basic tests for the traditional BTC-MSC exchange.
Tests "send-to-owners" transaction.
Executes tests that should be passed by Omni Core (mscore-0.0.9).
Executes tests that are should be passed by Omni Core (omnicore-0.0.10).