Struct gtest::System

pub struct System(_);

Implementations

impl System

pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new system.

pub fn init_logger(&self)

Init logger with “gwasm” target set to debug level.

pub fn init_verbose_logger(&self)

Init logger with “gwasm” and “gtest” targets set to debug level.

pub fn init_logger_with_default_filter<'a>( &self, default_filter: impl Into<Cow<'a, str>> )

Init logger with default_filter as default filter.

pub fn send_dispatch(&self, dispatch: Dispatch) -> RunResult

pub fn spend_blocks(&self, amount: u32) -> Vec<RunResult>

pub fn block_height(&self) -> u32

Return the current block height.

pub fn block_timestamp(&self) -> u64

Return the current block timestamp.

pub fn get_program<ID: Into<ProgramIdWrapper>>(&self, id: ID) -> Program<'_>

Returns a Program by id.

The method doesn’t check whether program exists or not. So if provided id doesn’t belong to program, message sent to such “program” will cause panics.

pub fn is_active_program<ID: Into<ProgramIdWrapper>>(&self, id: ID) -> bool

pub fn submit_code<P: AsRef<Path>>(&self, code_path: P) -> CodeId

Saves code to the storage and returns it’s code hash

This method is mainly used for providing a proper program from program creation logic. In order to successfully create a new program with gstd::prog::create_program_bytes_with_gas function, developer should provide to the function “child’s” code hash. Code for that code hash must be in storage at the time of the function call. So this method stores the code in storage.

pub fn get_mailbox<ID: Into<ProgramIdWrapper>>(&self, id: ID) -> Mailbox<'_>

pub fn mint_to<ID: Into<ProgramIdWrapper>>(&self, id: ID, value: u128)

Add value to the actor.

pub fn balance_of<ID: Into<ProgramIdWrapper>>(&self, id: ID) -> u128

Return actor balance (value) if exists.

pub fn claim_value_from_mailbox<ID: Into<ProgramIdWrapper>>(&self, id: ID)

Claim the user’s value from the mailbox.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for System

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.