Tests are written in Jest framework.
Run them using yarn run test
.
examples/get-balance.ts
:
import RpcClient from '../src/client';
import {
GetBalanceRequest
} from '@overline/proto/proto/bc_pb';
const address = process.env.BC_RPC_ADDRESS || 'https://localhost:3000'
const scookie = process.env.BC_RPC_SCOOKIE
const client = new RpcClient(address, scookie);
const req = new GetBalanceRequest();
req.setAddress('<your address>');
client.getBalance(req).then(balance => {
console.log(balance);
})
Before running install ts-node with yarn global add ts-node
Then run like NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 BC_RPC_ADDRESS=https://localhost:3001 BC_RPC_SCOOKIE=trololo ts-node examples/get-balance.ts
And you should get response similar to this:
{ confirmed: '7536',
unconfirmed: '0',
collateralized: '96',
collateralizedspendable: '0',
unit: 'nrg' }
- releases are done only from
master
branch - double check that CI checks ran successfully before releasing (or manually run
yarn && yarn lint && yarn test && yarn compile
) - test new release with
./node_modules/.bin/release-it --dry-run
- if everything looks as expected, run
./node_modules/.bin/release-it