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scribble-generator

v1.1.0

Published

Automatically generate scribble annotations for fuzz tests

Downloads

5

Readme

Scribble Generator

Scribble generator is an add-on utility for the Scribble specification language. Scribble generator unifies testcase front-ends, and enables easier application of different tools. It does so by adding universal Scribble anotations to fuzz testcases that were written with a specific tool in mind. This allows people to use any tool compatible with Scribble on those types of test cases.

Which types of testcases are supported

  • [x] Echidna
  • [x] Dapptools fuzz tests
  • [ ] ~Hypothesis fuzz tests~

Unfortunately Hypothesis testcases are written Python which makes it impossible to universify just through Scribble annotations.

Installation

Run the following command to install scribble generator on your machine

npm install -g scribble-generator

Usage

Run the following command in a directory with fuzz testcases. The command will look through all files and tries to find testcases that it can annotate.

scribble-generate

You can run the command multiple times! scribble-generate will recognise when testcases are already annotated.