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sliq

v2.2.0

Published

Sliq is a techelson testrunner for liquidity programs.

Downloads

19

Readme

Sliq

Sliq is a techelson testrunner for liquidity programs. It allows you to easily write and test smart contracts for the Tezos blockchain.

Sliq is a JavaScript cli application wrapping a docker image containing liquidity and techelson.

Another awesome thing is that liquidity supports Reason syntax, so now you can write both your contracts and your tests in Reason :sparkling_heart:

Checkout this blogpost for how to use liquidity with techelson :raised_hands:

Install

Make sure you have node.js, npm and docker installed (and permissions to docker run without sudo).

npm install -g sliq

Use

sliq --contracts contracts/Demo.reliq --tests tests/

NB! The first time you run sliq it pulls the required docker image from docker hub. It's about 182MB, so it takes a little while.

Options

option        default       wat
--
--contracts   -             Location of contract(s). Can be a single contract file or a folder. Can be passed multiple times.
--tests       -             Location of test(s).  Can be a single test file or a folder. Can be passed multiple times.
--build       -             Location of contract to build.
--help        -             Display usage information.
--verbose -v  -             Verbose output
--version     -             Sliq version

Changelog

2.2.0

  • Added basic build support :package: :tada:

enjoy!