brownie-token-tester

Helper objects for generating ERC20s while testing a Brownie project.

Dependencies

• python3 version 3.6 or greater, python3-dev
• brownie version 1.11.6 or greater
• ganache-cli version 6.11.0 or greater

Installation

via pipx

If you have installed Brownie using pipx, you need to add brownie-token-tester into the same virtual environment:

pipx inject eth-brownie brownie-token-tester

via pip

You can install the latest release via pip:

pip install brownie-token-tester

via setuptools

You can clone the repository and use setuptools for the most up-to-date version:

git clone https://github.com/iamdefinitelyahuman/brownie-token-tester.git
cd brownie-token-tester
python3 setup.py install

Quick Usage

Import the library from within a Brownie test, script or console:

from brownie_tokens import ERC20, MintableForkToken

You can then make use of the following functionality:

ERC20

Deploys a generic ERC20 contract for testing purposes.

def ERC20(
    name: str = "Test Token",
    symbol: str = "TST",
    decimals: int = 18,
    success: Union[bool, None] = True,
    fail: Union[bool, str, None] = "revert",
) -> Contract:

• The success kwarg is used to set the token's return value upon a successful call to approve, transfer or transferFrom. Valid values are True, False, and None.
• The fail kwarg sets the token's behaviour upon failed calls to the above methods. Use "revert" if the transaction should revert, or True, False, and None to return a value without reverting.

The resulting deployment adheres to the ERC20 Token Standard and additionally implements one non-standard method:

def _mint_for_testing(target: address, amount: uint256): nonpayable

This method increases the balance of target by amount. It may be called by any account.

MintableForkToken

MintableForkToken is used to standardize the process of minting tokens when working in a forked mainnet environment. The MintableForkToken class inherits from and may be used interchangeably with the Contract class. It exposes one additional method, _mint_for_testing, with the same API as given above.

For tokens where custom logic is implemented, this is an actual minting event. For most tokens, the "minting" process involves a query to the Ethplorer API to get a list of top token holders, and then transferring their balances to target.

Development

This project is still in early development and should be considered an alpha. Comments, questions, criticisms and pull requests are welcomed.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.