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@defi-wonderland/foundry-mock-generator

v1.0.2

Published

A mock contract generator for Foundry

Downloads

9

Readme

Foundry Mock Generator is the solidity mocking library. It's a plugin for foundry that can be used to create mock Solidity contracts able to mock variables and external calls.

Features

  • Get rid of your folder of "mock" contracts and just use foundry.
  • Keep your tests simple with a easy mock functions.
  • Mock up external calls and variables in a beautiful and orderly fashion.

Installation

You can install the tool via yarn:

yarn add foundry-mock-generator@<latest-canary>

Basic Usage

To generate the mock contracts all you have to do is run:

yarn foundry-mock-generator --contracts <path/to/contracts> --out <path/to/foundry/out> --genDir <path/to/generate/contracts>

Note: --contracts required by the user, tha path to the solidity contracts to mock Note: --genDir default path is solidity/test/mock-contracts, the path to generate the mock contracts Note: --out default path is out, the path that has foundry's compiled artifacts

  1. To use the mock contracts in your tests just import them
import { MockMyContractName } from '/path/to/mock-contracts/MockMyContractName.sol'
  1. Create the mock contract and allow cheatcodes for it
/// Deploy mock contract
mock_myContract = new MockMyContractname(...);
/// Allow mocks for the contract
vm.allowCheatcodes(address(mock_myContract));
  1. Enjoy of easy mock calls
/// Mock myFuncName function, when called with `arg1`, `arg2` to return `return1`
mock_myContract.mock_call_myFuncName(arg1, arg2, return1);
/// Mock myVarName variable, to return `return1`
mock_myContract.mock_call_myVarName(return1);
  1. You also can change value of any variable (except of private)
/// Change value of a variable
mock_myContract.set_myVarName(value);
  • Please, note that if you want to mock internal functions, you must make them virtual. The tool will not generate mocks for internal functions that are not virtual.

Release

We use changesets to mark packages for new releases. When merging commits to the dev branch you MUST include a changeset file if your change would require that a new version of a package be released.

To add a changeset, run the command yarn changeset in the root of this repo. You will be presented with a small prompt to select the packages to be released, the scope of the release (major, minor, or patch), and the reason for the release. Comments within changeset files will be automatically included in the changelog of the package.

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