-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2020 Tocqueville Group -- -- SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-MIT-TQ -- | Cleveland actions. module Test.Cleveland.Internal.Actions ( MonadOps(..) , withSender , withMoneybag , runIO , resolveAddress , refillable , newAddress , newFreshAddress , signBytes , signBinary , originate , originateSimple , originateUntyped , originateUntypedSimple , originateTypedSimple , originateLarge , originateLargeSimple , originateLargeUntyped , originateLargeUntypedSimple , transfer , transferMoney , call , inBatch , importUntypedContract , importContract , noViews , comment , getBalance , getStorage , getFullStorage , getSomeStorage , getAllBigMapValues , getAllBigMapValuesMaybe , getBigMapSize , getBigMapSizeMaybe , getBigMapValueMaybe , getBigMapValue , getMorleyLogs , getMorleyLogs_ , getPublicKey , getChainId , advanceTime , advanceLevel , advanceToLevel , getNow , getLevel , getApproximateBlockInterval , branchout , offshoot , getDelegate , registerDelegate , setVotingPowers , getRunMode , whenEmulation -- * Assertions , failure , assert , (@==) , (@/=) , (@@==) , (@@/=) , checkCompares , checkComparesWith , evalJust , evalRight -- * Exception handling , attempt , catchTransferFailure , checkTransferFailure , expectTransferFailure , expectFailedWith , expectError , expectCustomError , expectCustomError_ , expectCustomErrorNoArg , expectNumericError , clarifyErrors -- ** TransferFailure predicates , TransferFailurePredicate(..) , shiftOverflow , emptyTransaction , badParameter , gasExhaustion , failedWith , addressIs -- ** @FAILWITH@ errors , constant , lerror , customError , customError_ , customErrorNoArg , numericError -- * Helpers , withCap ) where import Data.Constraint (Dict(Dict), (\\)) import Data.Either.Validation (Validation(..)) import qualified Data.List.NonEmpty as NE import Data.Singletons (demote) import Fmt (Buildable, Builder, build, indentF, nameF, pretty, unlinesF, (+|), (|+)) import Time (KnownDivRat, Second, Time) import qualified Unsafe (fromIntegral) import Lorentz (BigMapId, Contract(..), CustomError(..), DemoteViewsDescriptor, ErrorTagMap, HasEntrypointArg(useHasEntrypointArg), IsError, IsoValue, Label, MText, MustHaveErrorArg, ToTAddress, errorTagToMText, errorToVal, errorToValNumeric, noViews, pattern DefEpName, toMichelsonContract, toMutez, toTAddress, toVal, zeroMutez) import Lorentz.Bytes import Lorentz.Constraints import Morley.Client (Alias, AsRPC) import Morley.Micheline (Expression, FromExpression(..), toExpression) import Morley.Michelson.Printer.Util (buildRenderDoc) import Morley.Michelson.Runtime (VotingPowers) import qualified Morley.Michelson.Runtime.Import as Runtime import Morley.Michelson.Typed (SomeAnnotatedValue, SomeConstant(..), ToT, convertContract, untypeValue) import qualified Morley.Michelson.Typed as T import Morley.Michelson.Typed.AnnotatedValue (castTo, getT, value) import qualified Morley.Michelson.Untyped as U import Morley.Tezos.Address (Address) import Morley.Tezos.Core (ChainId, Mutez, Timestamp) import Morley.Tezos.Crypto (KeyHash, PublicKey, Signature) import Test.Cleveland.Internal.Abstract import qualified Test.Cleveland.Internal.Client as Client (TestError(..)) import Test.Cleveland.Internal.Exceptions (WithCallStack(..)) import Test.Cleveland.Internal.Pure as Pure (TestError(..)) import qualified Test.Cleveland.Lorentz.Import as LorentzImport import Test.Cleveland.Lorentz.Types {-# ANN module ("HLint: ignore Avoid lambda using `infix`" :: Text) #-} -- | Typeclass for monads where operations-related actions can occur. -- -- This is implemented for 'MonadCleveland' and batch context. -- -- Has 'Functor' as a superclass constraint for convenience, all the related methods -- require it. class Functor m => MonadOps m where -- | Obtain 'ClevelandOpsImpl' suitable for the current \"monad\". -- -- In CPS style, because the \"monad\" can be actually not a monad, so -- it can't work like 'ask' for 'ReaderT'. withOpsCap :: (ClevelandOpsImpl m -> m a) -> m a instance MonadOps ClevelandOpsBatch where withOpsCap mkAction = mkAction batchedOpsImpl instance (HasClevelandCaps caps, ClevelandBaseMonad caps ~ m) => MonadOps (ReaderT caps m) where withOpsCap mkAction = do opsCap :: ClevelandOpsImpl m <- asks getOpsCap let opsCap' :: ClevelandOpsImpl (ReaderT caps m) = ClevelandOpsImpl { coiRunOperationBatch = lift ... coiRunOperationBatch opsCap } mkAction opsCap' -- | Update the current sender on whose behalf transfers and originations are -- invoked. withSender :: MonadCleveland caps m => Address -> m a -> m a withSender addr = local (set senderL (Sender addr)) -- | Update the current moneybag that transfers money on the newly created -- addresses. For the rare occasions when this is necessary. withMoneybag :: MonadCleveland caps m => Address -> m a -> m a withMoneybag addr = local (set moneybagL (Moneybag addr)) -- | Runs an 'IO' action. runIO :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => IO res -> m res runIO io = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiRunIO cap io -- | Get the address of the implicit account / contract associated with the given alias. resolveAddress :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Alias -> m Address resolveAddress alias = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiResolveAddress cap alias -- | Simple combinator that marks address as "refillable". -- -- If a refillable address lacks funds for the next operation, -- some funds will automatically be transferred to it. refillable :: MonadCleveland caps m => m Address -> m Address refillable action = do addr <- action withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiMarkAddressRefillable cap addr pure addr -- | If the given alias is already associated with an existing address, -- that address will be reused and returned. -- Otherwise, generate a new secret key and record it with given alias. -- -- If the account has too low of a balance, a small amount of XTZ will -- be transferred to it. -- -- Notes: -- -- * By default, the XTZ is transferred from the account associated with the @moneybag@ alias. -- This can be overriden with the @--cleveland-moneybag-alias@ command line option, the -- @TASTY_CLEVELAND_MONEYBAG_ALIAS@ env var, or 'withMoneybag'. -- * Beware that if an "alias prefix" is set, it'll be prepended to the given alias hint. -- An "alias prefix" can be set using the @--cleveland-alias-prefix@ command line option, the -- @TASTY_CLEVELAND_ALIAS_PREFIX@ env var, or with 'Test.Cleveland.Tasty.setAliasPrefix'. -- > do -- > addr1 <- newAddress "alias" -- > addr2 <- resolveAddress $ mkAlias "prefix.alias" -- > addr1 @== addr2 newAddress :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => SpecificOrDefaultAliasHint -> m Address newAddress alias = do addr <- withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGenKey cap alias Moneybag moneybag <- view moneybagL -- The address may exist from previous scenarios runs and have sufficient -- balance for the sake of testing; if so, we can save some time balance <- getBalance addr when (balance < toMutez 0.5_e6) do -- < 0.5 XTZ withSender moneybag do transferMoney addr (toMutez 0.9_e6) -- 0.9 XTZ pure addr -- | Generate a new secret key and record it with given alias. If the -- alias is already known, the key will be overwritten. The address is -- guaranteed to be fresh, i. e. no operations on it have been made. -- -- Notes: -- -- * Beware that if an "alias prefix" is set, it'll be prepended to the given alias. -- An "alias prefix" can be set using the @--cleveland-alias-prefix@ command line option, the -- @TASTY_CLEVELAND_ALIAS_PREFIX@ env var, or with 'Test.Cleveland.Tasty.setAliasPrefix'. -- > do -- > addr1 <- newFreshAddress "alias" -- > addr2 <- resolveAddress $ mkAlias "prefix.alias" -- > addr1 @== addr2 newFreshAddress :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => SpecificOrDefaultAliasHint -> m Address newFreshAddress aliasHint = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGenFreshKey cap aliasHint -- | Get the signature of the preapplied operation. signBytes :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => ByteString -> Address -> m Signature signBytes bytes signer = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiSignBytes cap bytes signer -- | Type-safer version of 'signBytes'. signBinary :: (HasCallStack, BytesLike bs, MonadCleveland caps m) => bs -> Address -> m (TSignature bs) signBinary bs addr = TSignature <$> signBytes (toBytes bs) addr -- | Originate a new raw Michelson contract with given data. originateUntyped :: (HasCallStack, MonadOps m) => UntypedOriginateData -> m Address originateUntyped uod = withOpsCap \opsCap -> runSingleOperation opsCap "origination" (OriginateOp uod) \case OriginateResult addr -> Just addr _ -> Nothing -- | A simplified version of the originateUntyped command. -- The contract will have 0 balance. originateUntypedSimple :: (HasCallStack, MonadOps m) => AliasHint -> U.Value -> U.Contract -> m Address originateUntypedSimple uodName uodStorage uodContract = do let uodBalance = zeroMutez originateUntyped UntypedOriginateData{..} -- | Lorentz version for origination. -- -- By default, the sender is the account associated with the @moneybag@ alias. -- This can be overriden with the @--cleveland-moneybag-alias@ command line option, the -- @TASTY_CLEVELAND_MONEYBAG_ALIAS@ env var, or 'withSender'. originate :: forall cp st vd m. (HasCallStack, MonadOps m) => OriginateData cp st vd -> m (ContractHandle cp st vd) originate dat@OriginateData{ odContract = Contract{}, .. } = do addr <- originateUntyped (originateDataToUntyped dat) pure $ ContractHandle (pretty odName) addr -- | A simplified version of the originate command. -- The contract will have 0 balance. originateSimple :: forall cp st vd m. ( HasCallStack , MonadOps m ) => AliasHint -> st -> Contract cp st vd -> m (ContractHandle cp st vd) originateSimple odName odStorage odContract = do let odBalance = zeroMutez originate OriginateData{..} -- | Like 'originateUntypedSimple', but accepts typed contract and initial storage -- as a Haskell value. originateTypedSimple :: forall cp st vd m. ( HasCallStack , MonadOps m , NiceParameterFull cp, NiceStorage st, NiceViewsDescriptor vd ) => AliasHint -> st -> T.Contract (T.ToT cp) (T.ToT st) -> m (ContractHandle cp st vd) originateTypedSimple name storage contract@T.Contract{} = do addr <- originateUntypedSimple name (untypeHelper storage) (convertContract contract) pure $ ContractHandle (pretty name) addr -- | Originate a new Michelson contract that doesn't fit into the -- origination size limit, by executing multiple operation steps. -- -- This operation cannot be batched (it simply may not fit). originateLargeUntyped :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => UntypedOriginateData -> m Address originateLargeUntyped uod = do sender <- view senderL withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiOriginateLargeUntyped cap sender uod -- | A simplified version of the originateLargeUntyped command. -- The contract will have 0 balance. originateLargeUntypedSimple :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => AliasHint -> U.Value -> U.Contract -> m Address originateLargeUntypedSimple uodName uodStorage uodContract = do let uodBalance = zeroMutez originateLargeUntyped UntypedOriginateData{..} -- | Lorentz version for large origination. originateLarge :: forall param st vd m caps. (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => OriginateData param st vd -> m (ContractHandle param st vd) originateLarge dat@OriginateData{ odContract = Contract{}, .. } = do addr <- originateLargeUntyped (originateDataToUntyped dat) pure $ ContractHandle (pretty odName) addr -- | A simplified version of the originateLarge command. -- The contract will have 0 balance. originateLargeSimple :: forall param st vd m caps. ( HasCallStack , MonadCleveland caps m ) => AliasHint -> st -> Contract param st vd -> m (ContractHandle param st vd) originateLargeSimple odName odStorage odContract = do let odBalance = zeroMutez originateLarge OriginateData{..} -- | Base method for making a transfer. -- -- Avoid using this method in favour of 'transferMoney' and 'call', unless -- you need the semantics of both in one operation. transfer :: (HasCallStack, MonadOps m) => TransferData -> m () transfer td = withOpsCap \opsCap -> runSingleOperation opsCap "transfer" (TransferOp td) \case TransferResult -> Just () _ -> Nothing -- | Simply transfer money to an address. -- -- This assumes that target address is either an implicit address or has -- a default entrypoint with a unit argument; otherwise the call fails. transferMoney :: (HasCallStack, MonadOps m, ToAddress addr) => addr -> Mutez -> m () transferMoney to amount = transfer TransferData { tdTo = to , tdAmount = amount , tdEntrypoint = DefEpName , tdParameter = () } -- | Call a certain entrypoint of the given contract. -- -- By default, the sender is the account associated with the @moneybag@ alias. -- This can be overriden with the @--cleveland-moneybag-alias@ command line option, the -- @TASTY_CLEVELAND_MONEYBAG_ALIAS@ env var, or 'withSender'. call :: forall param vd addr m epRef epArg. (HasCallStack, MonadOps m, ToTAddress param vd addr, HasEntrypointArg param epRef epArg, IsoValue epArg, Typeable epArg) => addr -> epRef -> epArg -> m () call to epRef param = case useHasEntrypointArg @param @epRef @epArg epRef of (Dict, epName) -> transfer TransferData { tdTo = toAddress $ toTAddress @param @vd @addr to , tdAmount = zeroMutez , tdEntrypoint = epName , tdParameter = param } -- | Import an untyped contract from file. importUntypedContract :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => FilePath -> m U.Contract importUntypedContract = runIO . Runtime.importUntypedContract -- | Import a contract from file. -- -- The compiler must be able to infer the types of parameter, storage and views. -- In case there are no views or you don't care, you can use 'noViews'. importContract :: ( HasCallStack, NiceParameterFull param, NiceStorage st , NiceViewsDescriptor vd, DemoteViewsDescriptor vd , MonadCleveland caps m ) => FilePath -> m (Contract param st vd) importContract = runIO . LorentzImport.importContract {- | Run operations in a batch. Best used with the @ApplicativeDo@ GHC extension. Example: @ {-# LANGUAGE ApplicativeDo #-} contract <- inBatch $ do contract <- originate ... for_ [1..3] \i -> transfer ... return contract @ Batched operations should be applied to chain faster, but note that batches have their own limits. For instance, at the moment of writing, the gas limit on a batch is 10x of gas limit applied to a single operation. A context of a batch is only 'Applicative', not 'Monad'. This means that: * Return values of one function cannot be passed to another function in the same batch, it can only be returned; * Sometimes the compiler does not recognize that only 'Applicative' context is required, in case of any issues with that - follow the error messages. -} inBatch :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => ClevelandOpsBatch a -> m a inBatch batch = do withCap getOpsCap \cap -> runBatched cap batch -- | Print the given string verbatim as a comment. -- At the moment, this is a no-op in emulator tests. comment :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Text -> m () comment cmt = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiComment cap cmt -- | Get the balance of the given address. getBalance :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, ToAddress addr) => addr -> m Mutez getBalance addr = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetBalance cap (toAddress addr) -- | Get the delegate for the given contract. Fails on implicit contracts. getDelegate :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, ToAddress addr) => addr -> m (Maybe KeyHash) getDelegate addr = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetDelegate cap (toAddress addr) -- | Register the given address as a valid delegate. registerDelegate :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, ToAddress addr) => addr -> m () registerDelegate addr = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiRegisterDelegate cap (toAddress addr) -- | Retrieve a contract's storage in its "RPC representation" -- (i.e., all its big_maps will be replaced by big_map IDs). -- -- If the storage is of a user-defined type, then 'Test.Cleveland.deriveRPC' / 'Test.Cleveland.deriveManyRPC' -- should be used to create an RPC representation of the storage type. -- -- > data MyStorage = MyStorage { field1 :: Natural, field2 :: BigMap Integer MText } -- > deriveRPC "MyStorage" getStorage :: forall st addr caps m. (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, ToStorageType st addr, NiceUnpackedValue (AsRPC st)) => addr -> m (AsRPC st) getStorage contract = do someSt <- getSomeStorage contract case someSt ^? castTo @(AsRPC st) . value of Just st -> pure st Nothing -> failure $ unlinesF [ "Expected storage to be of type:" , indentF 2 $ build $ demote @(ToT (AsRPC st)) , "But its type was:" , indentF 2 $ build $ getT someSt ] -- | Retrieve a contract's full storage, including the contents of its big_maps. -- -- This function can only be used in emulator-only tests. getFullStorage :: forall st addr caps m. (HasCallStack, MonadEmulated caps m, ToStorageType st addr) => addr -> m st getFullStorage contract = do withCap getEmulatedCap \cap -> eiGetStorage cap contract -- | Similar to 'getStorage', but doesn't require knowing -- the storage type in advance. -- -- Use the optics in 'Morley.Michelson.Typed.AnnotatedValue' to -- read data from the storage. getSomeStorage :: forall addr caps m. (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, ToAddress addr) => addr -> m SomeAnnotatedValue getSomeStorage contract = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetSomeStorage cap (toAddress contract) -- | Retrieve a big_map value, given a big_map ID and a key. -- Returns 'Nothing' when the big_map ID does not exist, or it exists but -- does not contain the given key. getBigMapValueMaybe :: forall k v caps m. ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , NiceComparable k, NicePackedValue k, NiceUnpackedValue v ) => BigMapId k v -> k -> m (Maybe v) getBigMapValueMaybe bmId key = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetBigMapValueMaybe cap bmId key -- | Like 'getBigMapValueMaybe', but fails the tests instead of returning 'Nothing'. getBigMapValue :: forall k v caps m. ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , NiceComparable k, NicePackedValue k, NiceUnpackedValue v , Buildable k ) => BigMapId k v -> k -> m v getBigMapValue bmId k = getBigMapValueMaybe bmId k >>= \case Just v -> pure v Nothing -> failure $ unlinesF @_ @Builder [ "Either:" , " 1. A big_map with ID '" +| bmId |+ "' does not exist, or" , " 2. It exists, but does not contain the key '" +| k |+ "'." ] -- | Retrieve all big_map values, given a big_map ID. -- Returns 'Nothing' when the big_map ID does not exist. getAllBigMapValuesMaybe :: forall k v caps m. ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , NiceComparable k, NicePackedValue k, NiceUnpackedValue v ) => BigMapId k v -> m (Maybe [v]) getAllBigMapValuesMaybe bmId = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetAllBigMapValuesMaybe cap bmId -- | Like 'getAllBigMapValuesMaybe', but fails the tests instead of returning 'Nothing'. getAllBigMapValues :: forall k v caps m. ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , NiceComparable k, NicePackedValue k, NiceUnpackedValue v ) => BigMapId k v -> m [v] getAllBigMapValues bmId = getAllBigMapValuesMaybe bmId >>= \case Just vs -> pure vs Nothing -> failure $ "A big map with ID '" +| bmId |+ "' does not exist" -- | Retrieve a big_map size, given a big_map ID. -- Returns 'Nothing' when the big_map ID does not exist. -- -- /O(n)/, because it's implemented with 'Morley.Client.RPC.Getters.getBigMapValues'. getBigMapSizeMaybe :: forall k v caps m. ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , NiceComparable k, NicePackedValue k, NiceUnpackedValue v ) => BigMapId k v -> m (Maybe Natural) getBigMapSizeMaybe bmId = fmap (fmap (Unsafe.fromIntegral @Int @Natural . length)) (getAllBigMapValuesMaybe bmId) -- | Like 'getBigMapSizeMaybe', but fails the tests instead of returning 'Nothing'. getBigMapSize :: forall k v caps m. ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , NiceComparable k, NicePackedValue k, NiceUnpackedValue v ) => BigMapId k v -> m Natural getBigMapSize bmId = Unsafe.fromIntegral @Int @Natural . length <$> getAllBigMapValues bmId -- | Get the public key associated with given address. -- Fail if given address is not an implicit account. getPublicKey :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Address -> m PublicKey getPublicKey addr = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetPublicKey cap addr -- | Get the chain's @ChainId@. getChainId :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => m ChainId getChainId = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetChainId cap -- | Advance at least the given amount of time, or until a new block is baked, -- whichever happens last. -- -- On a real network, this is implemented using @threadDelay@, so it's advisable -- to use small amounts of time only. advanceTime :: forall unit caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, KnownDivRat unit Second) => Time unit -> m () advanceTime time = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiAdvanceTime cap time -- | Wait till the provided number of levels is past. advanceLevel :: forall caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Natural -> m () advanceLevel l = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiAdvanceToLevel cap (+ l) -- | Wait till the provided level is reached. advanceToLevel :: forall caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Natural -> m () advanceToLevel target = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiAdvanceToLevel cap (const target) -- | Get the timestamp observed by the last block to be baked. getNow :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => m Timestamp getNow = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetNow cap -- | Get the current level observed by the last block to be baked. getLevel :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => m Natural getLevel = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetLevel cap -- | Get approximate block interval in seconds. Note, that this value -- is minimal bound and real intervals can be larger, see -- http://tezos.gitlab.io/active/consensus.html#minimal-block-delay-function -- for more information about block delays. getApproximateBlockInterval :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => m (Time Second) getApproximateBlockInterval = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiGetApproximateBlockInterval cap -- | Execute multiple testing scenarios independently. -- -- * Actions performed before 'branchout' will be observed by all branches. -- * Actions performed in branches will _not_ be observed by any actions performed after 'branchout'. -- * Actions performed in one branch will _not_ be observed by another branch. -- * The test succeeds IFF all branches succeed. -- * If any branch fails, the test ends immediately and the remaining branches -- won't be executed. -- -- The following property holds: -- -- > pre >> branchout [a, b, c] = branchout [pre >> a, pre >> b, pre >> c] -- -- The list of branches must be non-empty. branchout :: forall caps m. (MonadEmulated caps m) => [(Text, m ())] -> m () branchout branches = do caps <- ask let branches' :: [(Text, ClevelandBaseMonad caps ())] = second (flip runReaderT caps) <$> branches lift $ eiBranchout (getEmulatedCap caps) branches' -- | Execute one or more actions and roll them back afterwards. -- Actions performed in 'offshoot' will _not_ be observed by any -- actions performed after 'offshoot'. -- -- Similar to 'branchout', but accepts one single branch. offshoot :: forall caps m. MonadEmulated caps m => Text -> m () -> m () offshoot branchName branch = branchout [(branchName, branch)] {- | Returns the result of the action with the logs it produced. Logs are messages printed by the morley instruction [@PRINT@](https://gitlab.com/morley-framework/morley/-/blob/master/code/morley/docs/language/morleyInstructions.md#print) This function can be combined either with lens-based accessors or helper functions to get more specific information about logs. Examples: @ (logsInfo, _) <- getMorleyLogs scenario logsInfo ^.. each . logsL @== [MorleyLogs ["log"], MorleyLogs ["log2"]] logsInfo ^.. each . filterLogsByAddrL addr @== [MorleyLogs ["log"]] @ @ (logsInfo, _) <- getMorleyLogs scenario collectLogs logsInfo @== MorleyLogs ["log", "log2"] logsForAddress logsInfo @== [MorleyLogs ["log"]] @ -} getMorleyLogs :: forall a caps m. MonadEmulated caps m => m a -> m (LogsInfo, a) getMorleyLogs action = do caps <- ask let action' :: ClevelandBaseMonad caps a = runReaderT action caps lift $ eiGetMorleyLogs (getEmulatedCap caps) action' -- | Version of `getMorleyLogs` for actions that don't return a result. getMorleyLogs_ :: MonadEmulated caps m => m () -> m LogsInfo getMorleyLogs_ action = fst <$> getMorleyLogs action -- | Updates voting power accessible via @VOTING_POWER@ and similar -- instructions. setVotingPowers :: MonadEmulated caps m => VotingPowers -> m () setVotingPowers vp = do withCap getEmulatedCap \cap -> eiSetVotingPowers cap vp -- | Check at runtime whether the test is being run against a network or the emulator. -- -- Note that if you write a test suite that is executed in both modes, -- with this function you can conditionally perform some emulation-only actions. -- -- @ -- getRunMode >>= \case -- NetworkMode -> do -- ... -- EmulationMode -> do -- ... -- @ getRunMode :: forall caps m. MonadCleveland caps m => m (RunMode caps) getRunMode = pure runMode -- | Perform an action if we are currently in emulation mode. -- whenEmulation whenEmulation :: HasClevelandCaps caps => (HasEmulatedCaps caps => ReaderT caps (ClevelandBaseMonad caps) ()) -> ReaderT caps (ClevelandBaseMonad caps) () whenEmulation action = getRunMode >>= \case NetworkMode -> pass EmulationMode -> action ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Assertions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | Fails the test with the given error message. failure :: forall a caps m. (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Builder -> m a failure msg = do withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiFailure cap msg -- | Fails the test with the given error message if the given condition is false. assert :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Bool -> Builder -> m () assert b errMsg = unless b $ failure errMsg -- | @x \@== expected@ fails the test if @x@ is not equal to @expected@. (@==) :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, Eq a, Buildable a) => a -- ^ The actual value. -> a -- ^ The expected value. -> m () actual @== expected = assert (actual == expected) $ unlinesF [ "Failed comparison" , "━━ Expected (rhs) ━━" , build expected , "━━ Got (lhs) ━━" , build actual ] infix 1 @== -- | Fails the test if the two given values are equal. (@/=) :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, Eq a, Buildable a) => a -> a -> m () a @/= b = assert (a /= b) $ unlinesF [ "The two values are equal:" , build a ] infix 1 @/= -- | Monadic version of '@=='. -- -- > getBalance addr @@== 10 (@@==) :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, Eq a, Buildable a) => m a -- ^ The actual value. -> a -- ^ The expected value. -> m () getActual @@== expected = do actual <- getActual actual @== expected infix 1 @@== -- | Monadic version of '@/='. -- -- > getBalance addr @@/= 10 (@@/=) :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, Eq a, Buildable a) => m a -> a -> m () getA @@/= b = do a <- getA a @/= b infix 1 @@/= -- | Fails the test if the comparison operator fails when applied to the given arguments. -- Prints an error message with both arguments. -- -- Example: -- -- > checkCompares 2 (>) 1 checkCompares :: forall a b caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, Buildable a, Buildable b) => a -> (a -> b -> Bool) -> b -> m () checkCompares a f b = checkComparesWith pretty a f pretty b -- | Like 'checkCompares', but with an explicit show function. -- This function does not have any constraint on the type parameters @a@ and @b@. -- -- For example, to print with 'Fmt.pretty': -- -- > checkComparesWith pretty a (<) pretty b checkComparesWith :: forall a b caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => (a -> Text) -> a -> (a -> b -> Bool) -> (b -> Text) -> b -> m () checkComparesWith showA a f showB b = assert (f a b) $ unlinesF [ "Failed" , "━━ lhs ━━" , showA a , "━━ rhs ━━" , showB b ] -- | Fails the test if the `Maybe` is `Nothing`, otherwise returns the value in the `Just`. evalJust :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => Builder -> Maybe a -> m a evalJust err = maybe (failure err) pure -- | Fails the test if the `Either` is `Left`, otherwise returns the value in the `Right`. evalRight :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => (a -> Builder) -> Either a b -> m b evalRight mkErr = either (failure . mkErr) pure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Exception Handling ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | Attempt to run an action and return its result or, if interpretation fails, an error. attempt :: forall e caps m a. (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, Exception e) => m a -> m (Either e a) attempt action = do caps <- ask let action' :: ClevelandBaseMonad caps a = runReaderT action caps lift $ cmiAttempt (getMiscCap caps) action' -- | Asserts that a transfer should fail, and returns the exception. catchTransferFailure :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => m a -> m TransferFailure catchTransferFailure action = attempt action >>= \case Left err -> return err Right _ -> runIO $ throwM UnexpectedSuccess -- | Asserts that a transfer should fail, and runs some 'TransferFailurePredicate's over the exception. -- -- > expectTransferFailure (failedWith (constant @MText "NOT_ADMIN")) $ -- > call contractAddr (Call @"Ep") arg -- -- > call contractAddr (Call @"Ep") arg & expectTransferFailure -- > ( failedWith (customError #tag 3) && -- > addressIs contractAddr -- > ) expectTransferFailure :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => TransferFailurePredicate -> m a -> m () expectTransferFailure predicate act = do err <- catchTransferFailure act checkTransferFailure err predicate -- | Check whether a given predicate holds for a given 'TransferFailure'. checkTransferFailure :: (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m) => TransferFailure -> TransferFailurePredicate -> m () checkTransferFailure err predicate = case go predicate of Success () -> pass Failure expectedOutcome -> failure $ unlinesF [ "Expected transfer to fail with an error such that:" , "" , indentF 2 $ unlinesF expectedOutcome , "" , "But these conditions were not met." , "Actual transfer error:" , indentF 2 $ build err ] where go :: TransferFailurePredicate -> Validation (NonEmpty Builder) () go = \case AndPredicate ps -> first (fmtExpectedOutcomes "AND") (traverse_ go ps) OrPredicate ps -> case traverse_ go ps of Success () -> Success () Failure expectedOutcomes -> if length expectedOutcomes == length ps -- If all sub-predicates failed, then this predicate failed. then Failure $ fmtExpectedOutcomes "OR" expectedOutcomes -- If at least 1 sub-predicate succeeded, then this predicate succeeded. else Success () TransferFailurePredicate p -> first one $ p err fmtExpectedOutcomes :: Builder -> NonEmpty Builder -> NonEmpty Builder fmtExpectedOutcomes delimiter = \case expectedOutcome :| [] -> one expectedOutcome expectedOutcomes -> one $ unlinesF [ "(" , indentF 2 $ unlinesF $ NE.intersperse delimiter expectedOutcomes , ")" ] -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract ended with @FAILWITH@, returning the given constant value. expectFailedWith :: forall err a caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, NiceConstant err) => err -> m a -> m () expectFailedWith err = expectTransferFailure $ failedWith (constant err) -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract ended with @FAILWITH@, returning the given lorentz error. expectError :: forall err a caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, IsError err) => err -> m a -> m () expectError err = expectTransferFailure $ failedWith (lerror err) -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract ended with @FAILWITH@, returning the given custom lorentz error. expectCustomError :: forall arg a tag caps m . ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , IsError (CustomError tag) , MustHaveErrorArg tag (MText, arg) ) => Label tag -> arg -> m a -> m () expectCustomError tag arg = expectTransferFailure $ failedWith (customError tag arg) -- | Version of 'expectCustomError' for error with @unit@ argument. expectCustomError_ :: ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , IsError (CustomError tag) , MustHaveErrorArg tag (MText, ()) ) => Label tag -> m a -> m () expectCustomError_ tag = expectCustomError tag () -- | Version of 'expectCustomError' specialized for expecting @NoErrorArg@s. expectCustomErrorNoArg :: ( HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m , IsError (CustomError tag) , MustHaveErrorArg tag MText ) => Label tag -> m a -> m () expectCustomErrorNoArg tag = expectTransferFailure $ failedWith (customErrorNoArg tag) -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract ended with @FAILWITH@, returning the given lorentz numeric error. expectNumericError :: forall err a caps m . (HasCallStack, MonadCleveland caps m, IsError err) => ErrorTagMap -> err -> m a -> m () expectNumericError tagMap err = expectTransferFailure $ failedWith (numericError tagMap err) -- | Prefix /scenario-custom/ error messages (i.e. @CustomTestError@ either from pure or non-pure -- implementation), potentially thrown from the given code block. -- -- The prefix will be put at a separate line before the main text, if text is multiline, otherwise -- it will be separated from the main text with @: @. -- -- This affects errors produced by functions like 'failure', 'assert', '@==', etc. -- Errors related to events in the chain will not be touched. -- -- Example: -- -- > for [1..10] \i -> clarifyErrors ("For i=" +| i |+ "") $ -- > askContract i @@== i * 2 clarifyErrors :: forall caps m a. (MonadCleveland caps m) => Builder -> m a -> m a clarifyErrors message action = do attempt action >>= \case Left (e :: SomeException) -> withCap getMiscCap \cap -> cmiThrow cap (handle e) Right val -> pure val where handle :: SomeException -> SomeException handle e = fromMaybe e $ wrap testClientErrorHandler e <|> wrap testPureErrorHandler e <|> wrap withCallStackErrorHandler e wrap f = fmap (toException . f) . fromException addPrefix = pretty . nameF message . build testClientErrorHandler :: Client.TestError -> Client.TestError testClientErrorHandler = \case Client.CustomTestError msg -> Client.CustomTestError $ addPrefix msg testPureErrorHandler :: Pure.TestError -> Pure.TestError testPureErrorHandler = \case Pure.CustomTestError msg -> Pure.CustomTestError $ addPrefix msg err -> err withCallStackErrorHandler :: WithCallStack -> WithCallStack withCallStackErrorHandler (WithCallStack cst e) = WithCallStack cst $ handle e ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- TransferFailure Predicates ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | A predicate that checks whether a transfer operation failed for the expected reason. -- -- Predicates can be combined using the '&&' and '||' operators. data TransferFailurePredicate = TransferFailurePredicate (TransferFailure -> Validation Builder ()) -- ^ A predicate that either returns () or, if it fails, -- a message explaining what the expected outcome was. | AndPredicate (NonEmpty TransferFailurePredicate) | OrPredicate (NonEmpty TransferFailurePredicate) instance Boolean TransferFailurePredicate where AndPredicate l && AndPredicate r = AndPredicate $ l <> r AndPredicate l && r = AndPredicate $ l <> one r l && AndPredicate r = AndPredicate $ one l <> r l && r = AndPredicate $ one l <> one r OrPredicate l || OrPredicate r = OrPredicate $ l <> r OrPredicate l || r = OrPredicate $ l <> one r l || OrPredicate r = OrPredicate $ one l <> r l || r = OrPredicate $ one l <> one r transferFailureReasonPredicate :: (TransferFailureReason -> Validation Builder ()) -> TransferFailurePredicate transferFailureReasonPredicate p = TransferFailurePredicate $ \(TransferFailure _ reason) -> p reason -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract failed due to an overflow error. shiftOverflow :: TransferFailurePredicate shiftOverflow = transferFailureReasonPredicate \case ShiftOverflow -> pass _ -> Failure "Contract failed due to an overflow error" -- | Asserts that an action failed due to an attempt to transfer 0tz towards a simple address. emptyTransaction :: TransferFailurePredicate emptyTransaction = transferFailureReasonPredicate \case EmptyTransaction -> pass _ -> Failure "Attempted to transfer 0tz to a simple address" -- | Asserts that an action failed due to an attempt to call a contract with an invalid parameter. badParameter :: TransferFailurePredicate badParameter = transferFailureReasonPredicate \case BadParameter -> pass _ -> Failure "Attempted to call a contract with a parameter of the wrong type" -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract failed due to gas exhaustion. gasExhaustion :: TransferFailurePredicate gasExhaustion = transferFailureReasonPredicate \case GasExhaustion -> pass _ -> Failure "Execution failed due to gas exhaustion" -- | Asserts that interpretation of a contract ended with @FAILWITH@, throwing the given error. -- -- This function should be used together with one of the "@FAILWITH@ constructors" (e.g. 'constant', 'customError'). failedWith :: SomeConstant -> TransferFailurePredicate failedWith expectedFailWithVal = transferFailureReasonPredicate \case FailedWith (EOTVExpression actualFailWithExpr) _ | actualFailWithExpr `isEq` expectedFailWithVal -> pass FailedWith (EOTVTypedValue actualFailWithVal) _ | toExpression actualFailWithVal `isEq` expectedFailWithVal -> pass _ -> Failure $ "Contract failed with: " <> buildRenderDoc expectedFailWithVal where isEq :: Expression -> SomeConstant -> Bool isEq expr (SomeConstant (v :: T.Value t)) = either (const False) (== v) (fromExpression @(T.Value t) expr) -- | Asserts that the error occurred while interpreting the contract with the given address. addressIs :: ToAddress addr => addr -- ^ The expected address. -> TransferFailurePredicate addressIs (toAddress -> expectedAddr) = TransferFailurePredicate \err -> do let TransferFailure actualAddr _ = err when (actualAddr /= expectedAddr) $ Failure $ "Failure occurred in contract with address: " <> build expectedAddr ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 'FAILWITH' errors ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | A constant michelson value that a contract threw with @FAILWITH@. constant :: forall err. NiceConstant err => err -> SomeConstant constant err = withDict (niceConstantEvi @err) $ SomeConstant $ toVal err -- | A lorentz error. lerror :: forall err. IsError err => err -> SomeConstant lerror err = errorToVal err SomeConstant -- | A custom lorentz error. customError :: forall arg tag. (IsError (CustomError tag), MustHaveErrorArg tag (MText, arg)) => Label tag -> arg -> SomeConstant customError tag arg = lerror $ CustomError tag (errorTagToMText tag, arg) -- | A custom lorentz error with a @unit@ argument. customError_ :: (IsError (CustomError tag), MustHaveErrorArg tag (MText, ())) => Label tag -> SomeConstant customError_ tag = customError tag () -- | A custom lorentz error with no argument. customErrorNoArg :: (IsError (CustomError tag), MustHaveErrorArg tag MText) => Label tag -> SomeConstant customErrorNoArg tag = lerror $ CustomError tag (errorTagToMText tag) -- | A lorentz numeric error. numericError :: forall err. IsError err => ErrorTagMap -> err -> SomeConstant numericError tagMap err = errorToValNumeric tagMap err SomeConstant ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Internal helpers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- withCap :: Monad m => (caps -> cap) -> (cap -> m a) -> ReaderT caps m a withCap getCap useCap = do cap <- asks getCap lift $ useCap cap -- | Common conversion function from 'OriginateData' to 'UntypedOriginateData' originateDataToUntyped :: OriginateData param st vd -> UntypedOriginateData originateDataToUntyped OriginateData{ odContract = contract@Contract{}, .. } = UntypedOriginateData { uodName = odName , uodBalance = odBalance , uodStorage = untypeHelper odStorage , uodContract = convertContract $ toMichelsonContract contract } untypeHelper :: forall st. NiceStorage st => st -> U.Value untypeHelper = untypeValue . toVal \\ niceStorageEvi @st