Unit tests run inside a sandbox environment separated from system-level logic. All of the data stored inside the "Storage" is mocked out as a simple object instead of persistent data stored on the machine. This means all data is lost once the test halts.
- Full unit test -
npm run test - Single file test -
npm run testfile test/unit/<filename>.spec.js
You can enable popups as console mode which will send all popups to console instead of swallowing them. this is useful if a test is failing and you don't know why because it's not issuing alert popups due to no UI available.
import {setPopupsAsConsole} from '../../src/util/TestingHelper';
setPopupsAsConsole(true);
Currently we do not have support for e2e tests. This will be solved in the future once we create a proprietary testing suite that can be used to mimic all aspects of the flow ( socket, api, multiple window interaction, electron )
- Ethereum is disabled for testing as their libraries contain prebuilts which can't be run through babel alone.