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chore(devnet): add sandbox & test contracts with drink #277
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# This is the 1st commit message: refactor: general # This is the commit message #2: init # This is the commit message #3: begin refactor # This is the commit message #4: refactor: error handling # This is the commit message #5: tests: add error handling tests # This is the commit message #6: WIP # This is the commit message #7: finalise error handling # This is the commit message #8: refactor: easier review
Co-authored-by: Frank Bell <frank@r0gue.io>
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Looking good. I think we should be able to abstract the complexities away much more. The developers should be able to get a lot of info on how to use this test suite, thats it.
I think we should not put too much focus on this right now before we have the psp22 example to a good state. Then we can have better judgement on how to move forward with the this pop-drink
/ sandbox
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LGTM
Co-authored-by: Daan van der Plas <93204684+Daanvdplas@users.noreply.github.com>
Description
Implementation of the
pop_drink::Sandbox
struct for the Pop Network runtimes (located inpop-node/runtime
) required for the quasi testing withdrink
.This PR creates a
pop-sandbox
crate that implements thepop-drink::Sandbox
runtime environment for theDevnet
=>DevnetSandbox
.In the context of quasi-testing with pop-drink, a sandbox refers to an isolated runtime environment that simulates the behavior of a full node, without requiring an actual node. It can emulate key processes (where runtime pallets are involved) such as block initialization, execution, and block finalization.
Tasks
release
) Publishpop-drink
crate to registry.release
) Publishpop-sandbox
crate to registry.DevnetSandbox
implementation inpop-sandbox
pop-sandbox
crate.drink
test: feat: psp22 trait contract example with drink tests #300References