Abstract-Testing

The abstract-testing package is Abstract framework’s testing utility, focusing on mocking and querying functionalities. These utilities are essential for simulating various scenarios, ensuring the correctness of the framework’s functionalities, and facilitating robust unit testing.

Features

• ️Mock Data Creation 🛠: Easily create mock data with predefined data for assets, contracts, accounts and more.
• Abstract Naming Service Integration 🌐: Add mock assets into the Abstract Naming Service (ANS) for testing purposes.
• Flexible Configuration 🔧: Adjust version control addresses, set up mock ANS hosts, and more.
• Assertion Tools ✅: Assert the existence of accounts, assets, map entries and more.
• Predefined Test Scenarios 📝: Run through common test scenarios with ease.
• Build & Execute 🔄: Construct mock queries and execute them to test various functionalities.

Usage

Add the abstract-testnet dependency to your Cargo.toml file:

[dependencies]
abstract-testing = "0.18.0"

For more information about the available types and methods, please refer to the Abstract-Testing Documentation.

You can find the latest version of the package on crates.io.

Example

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
use abstract_testing::MockQuerierBuilder;
use abstract_testing::prelude::*;

#[test]
fn returns_account_owner() -> VersionControlTestResult {
    let mut deps = mock_dependencies();
    // Set up mock querier with the account
    deps.querier = AbstractMockQuerierBuilder::default()
        .account(TEST_MANAGER, TEST_PROXY, 0)
        .build();
    mock_init_with_account(deps.as_mut(), true)?;

    let account_owner =
        query_account_owner(&deps.as_ref().querier, &Addr::unchecked(TEST_MANAGER), 0)?;

    assert_that!(account_owner).is_equal_to(Addr::unchecked(TEST_OWNER));
    Ok(())
}
}