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headless-web3-provider

v0.2.4

Published

Headless Web3 Provider useful in e2e testing

Downloads

4,550

Readme

Headless Web3 Provider

Playwright Tests

Upgrade your E2E tests with headless-web3-provider - the Metamask replacement for Ethereum-based apps. No visual interface needed, control transactions directly from your code!

Installation

npm i -D headless-web3-provider

About

The headless-web3-provider library emulates a Web3 wallet similar to Metamask and provides programmatic control over various operations, such as switching networks, connecting a wallet, and sending transactions, making it useful for end-to-end testing of Ethereum-based applications. It allows to programmatically accept or decline operations, making it handy for test automation.

Supported methods

| Method | Confirmable | | -------------------------- | ----------- | | eth_requestAccounts | Yes | | eth_accounts | Yes | | eth_sendTransaction | Yes | | wallet_addEthereumChain | Yes | | wallet_switchEthereumChain | Yes | | wallet_requestPermissions | Yes | | personal_sign | Yes | | eth_signTypedData | Yes | | eth_signTypedData_v1 | Yes | | eth_signTypedData_v3 | Yes | | eth_signTypedData_v4 | Yes | | eth_call | No | | eth_estimateGas | No | | eth_blockNumber | No | | eth_getBlockByNumber | No | | eth_getTransactionByHash | No | | eth_getTransactionReceipt | No | | eth_chainId | No | | net_version | No |

Examples

Playwright

Below given a simple example. More complex scenarios you can find in tests/e2e folder.

Setup (add a fixture):

// tests/fixtures.js
import { test as base } from '@playwright/test'
import { injectHeadlessWeb3Provider } from 'headless-web3-provider'

export const test = base.extend({
  // signers - the private keys that are to be used in the tests
  signers: [process.env.PRIVATE_KEY],

  // injectWeb3Provider - function that injects web3 provider instance into the page
  injectWeb3Provider: async ({ signers }, use) => {
    await use((page, privateKeys = signers) =>
      injectHeadlessWeb3Provider(
        page,
        privateKeys, // Private keys that you want to use in tests
        31337, // Chain ID - 31337 is common testnet id
        'http://localhost:8545' // Ethereum client's JSON-RPC URL
      )
    )
  },
})

Usage:

// tests/e2e/example.spec.js
import { test } from '../fixtures'

test('connect the wallet', async ({ page, injectWeb3Provider }) => {
  // Inject window.ethereum instance
  const wallet = await injectWeb3Provider(page)

  await page.goto('https://metamask.github.io/test-dapp/')

  // Request connecting the wallet
  await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Connect', exact: true }).click()

  // You can either authorize or reject the request
  await wallet.authorize(Web3RequestKind.RequestAccounts)

  // Verify if the wallet is really connected
  await test.expect(page.locator('text=Connected')).toBeVisible()
  await test
    .expect(page.locator('text=0x8b3a08b22d25c60e4b2bfd984e331568eca4c299'))
    .toBeVisible()
})

Jest

Add a helper script for injecting the ethereum provider instance.

// tests/web3-helper.ts
import { Wallet } from 'ethers'
import {
  makeHeadlessWeb3Provider,
  Web3ProviderBackend,
} from 'headless-web3-provider'

/**
 * injectWeb3Provider - Function to create and inject web3 provider instance into the global window object
 *
 * @returns {Array} An array containing the wallets and the web3Provider instance
 */
export function injectWeb3Provider(): [
  [Wallet, ...Wallet[]],
  Web3ProviderBackend
] {
  // Create 2 random instances of Wallet class
  const wallets = Array(2)
    .fill(0)
    .map(() => Wallet.createRandom()) as [Wallet, Wallet]

  // Create an instance of the Web3ProviderBackend class
  let web3Manager: Web3ProviderBackend = makeHeadlessWeb3Provider(
    wallets.map((wallet) => wallet.privateKey),
    31337, // Chain ID - 31337 or  is a common testnet id
    'http://localhost:8545' // Ethereum client's JSON-RPC URL
  )

  // Expose the web3Provider instance to the global window object
  // @ts-ignore-error
  window.ethereum = web3Manager

  // Return the created wallets and web3Provider instance
  return [wallets, web3Manager]
}
// AccountConnect.test.ts
import { act, render, screen } from '@testing-library/react'
import type { Wallet } from 'ethers'
import { Web3ProviderBackend, Web3RequestKind } from 'headless-web3-provider'
import userEvent from '@testing-library/user-event'
import { injectWeb3Provider } from 'tests/web3-helper' // Our just created helper script
import AccountConnect from './AccountConnect'

describe('<AccountConnect />', () => {
  let wallets: [Wallet, ...Wallet[]]
  let web3Manager: Web3ProviderBackend

  beforeEach(() => {
    // Inject window.ethereum instance
    ;[wallets, web3Manager] = injectWeb3Provider()
  })

  it('renders user address after connecting', async () => {
    render(<AccountConnect />)

    // Request connecting the wallet
    await userEvent.click(
      screen.getByRole('button', { name: /connect wallet/i })
    )

    // Verify if the wallet is NOT yet connected
    expect(screen.queryByText(wallets[0].address)).not.toBeInTheDocument()

    await act(async () => {
      // You can either authorize or reject the request
      await web3Manager.authorize(Web3RequestKind.RequestAccounts)
    })

    // Verify if the wallet is connected
    expect(screen.getByText(wallets[0].address)).toBeInTheDocument()
  })
})

Additional Tools

Enhance your testing environment with these complementary tools that integrate seamlessly with headless-web3-provider:

  • Foundry Anvil - a dev chain platform ideal for testing your applications against.

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