pub struct TracingExecutor {
executor: Executor,
}
Expand description
A default executor with tracing enabled
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§executor: Executor
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Source§impl TracingExecutor
impl TracingExecutor
pub fn new( env: Env, fork: Option<CreateFork>, version: Option<EvmVersion>, trace_mode: TraceMode, odyssey: bool, create2_deployer: Address, ) -> Self
Sourcepub async fn get_fork_material(
config: &Config,
evm_opts: EvmOpts,
) -> Result<(Env, Option<CreateFork>, Option<Chain>, bool)>
pub async fn get_fork_material( config: &Config, evm_opts: EvmOpts, ) -> Result<(Env, Option<CreateFork>, Option<Chain>, bool)>
uses the fork block number from the config
Methods from Deref<Target = Executor>§
fn clone_with_backend(&self, backend: Backend) -> Self
Sourcepub fn backend_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Backend
pub fn backend_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Backend
Returns a mutable reference to the EVM backend.
Sourcepub fn inspector(&self) -> &InspectorStack
pub fn inspector(&self) -> &InspectorStack
Returns a reference to the EVM inspector.
Sourcepub fn inspector_mut(&mut self) -> &mut InspectorStack
pub fn inspector_mut(&mut self) -> &mut InspectorStack
Returns a mutable reference to the EVM inspector.
Sourcepub fn set_spec_id(&mut self, spec_id: SpecId)
pub fn set_spec_id(&mut self, spec_id: SpecId)
Sets the EVM spec ID.
Sourcepub fn gas_limit(&self) -> u64
pub fn gas_limit(&self) -> u64
Returns the gas limit for calls and deployments.
This is different from the gas limit imposed by the passed in environment, as those limits
are used by the EVM for certain opcodes like gaslimit
.
Sourcepub fn set_gas_limit(&mut self, gas_limit: u64)
pub fn set_gas_limit(&mut self, gas_limit: u64)
Sets the gas limit for calls and deployments.
Sourcepub fn legacy_assertions(&self) -> bool
pub fn legacy_assertions(&self) -> bool
Returns whether failed()
should be called on the test contract to determine if the test
failed.
Sourcepub fn set_legacy_assertions(&mut self, legacy_assertions: bool)
pub fn set_legacy_assertions(&mut self, legacy_assertions: bool)
Sets whether failed()
should be called on the test contract to determine if the test
failed.
Sourcepub fn deploy_create2_deployer(&mut self) -> Result<()>
pub fn deploy_create2_deployer(&mut self) -> Result<()>
Creates the default CREATE2 Contract Deployer for local tests and scripts.
Sourcepub fn set_balance(
&mut self,
address: Address,
amount: U256,
) -> BackendResult<()>
pub fn set_balance( &mut self, address: Address, amount: U256, ) -> BackendResult<()>
Set the balance of an account.
Sourcepub fn get_balance(&self, address: Address) -> BackendResult<U256>
pub fn get_balance(&self, address: Address) -> BackendResult<U256>
Gets the balance of an account
Sourcepub fn set_nonce(&mut self, address: Address, nonce: u64) -> BackendResult<()>
pub fn set_nonce(&mut self, address: Address, nonce: u64) -> BackendResult<()>
Set the nonce of an account.
Sourcepub fn get_nonce(&self, address: Address) -> BackendResult<u64>
pub fn get_nonce(&self, address: Address) -> BackendResult<u64>
Returns the nonce of an account.
Sourcepub fn is_empty_code(&self, address: Address) -> BackendResult<bool>
pub fn is_empty_code(&self, address: Address) -> BackendResult<bool>
Returns true
if the account has no code.
pub fn set_tracing(&mut self, mode: TraceMode) -> &mut Self
pub fn set_trace_printer(&mut self, trace_printer: bool) -> &mut Self
pub fn create2_deployer(&self) -> Address
Sourcepub fn deploy(
&mut self,
from: Address,
code: Bytes,
value: U256,
rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>,
) -> Result<DeployResult, EvmError>
pub fn deploy( &mut self, from: Address, code: Bytes, value: U256, rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>, ) -> Result<DeployResult, EvmError>
Deploys a contract and commits the new state to the underlying database.
Executes a CREATE transaction with the contract code
and persistent database state
modifications.
Sourcepub fn deploy_with_env(
&mut self,
env: EnvWithHandlerCfg,
rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>,
) -> Result<DeployResult, EvmError>
pub fn deploy_with_env( &mut self, env: EnvWithHandlerCfg, rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>, ) -> Result<DeployResult, EvmError>
Deploys a contract using the given env
and commits the new state to the underlying
database.
§Panics
Panics if env.tx.transact_to
is not TxKind::Create(_)
.
Sourcepub fn setup(
&mut self,
from: Option<Address>,
to: Address,
rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>,
) -> Result<RawCallResult, EvmError>
pub fn setup( &mut self, from: Option<Address>, to: Address, rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>, ) -> Result<RawCallResult, EvmError>
Calls the setUp()
function on a contract.
This will commit any state changes to the underlying database.
Ayn changes made during the setup call to env’s block environment are persistent, for
example vm.chainId()
will change the block.chainId
for all subsequent test calls.
Sourcepub fn call(
&self,
from: Address,
to: Address,
func: &Function,
args: &[DynSolValue],
value: U256,
rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>,
) -> Result<CallResult, EvmError>
pub fn call( &self, from: Address, to: Address, func: &Function, args: &[DynSolValue], value: U256, rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>, ) -> Result<CallResult, EvmError>
Performs a call to an account on the current state of the VM.
Sourcepub fn call_sol<C: SolCall>(
&self,
from: Address,
to: Address,
args: &C,
value: U256,
rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>,
) -> Result<CallResult<C::Return>, EvmError>
pub fn call_sol<C: SolCall>( &self, from: Address, to: Address, args: &C, value: U256, rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>, ) -> Result<CallResult<C::Return>, EvmError>
Performs a call to an account on the current state of the VM.
Sourcepub fn transact(
&mut self,
from: Address,
to: Address,
func: &Function,
args: &[DynSolValue],
value: U256,
rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>,
) -> Result<CallResult, EvmError>
pub fn transact( &mut self, from: Address, to: Address, func: &Function, args: &[DynSolValue], value: U256, rd: Option<&RevertDecoder>, ) -> Result<CallResult, EvmError>
Performs a call to an account on the current state of the VM.
Sourcepub fn call_raw(
&self,
from: Address,
to: Address,
calldata: Bytes,
value: U256,
) -> Result<RawCallResult>
pub fn call_raw( &self, from: Address, to: Address, calldata: Bytes, value: U256, ) -> Result<RawCallResult>
Performs a raw call to an account on the current state of the VM.
Performs a raw call to an account on the current state of the VM with an EIP-7702 authorization list.
Sourcepub fn transact_raw(
&mut self,
from: Address,
to: Address,
calldata: Bytes,
value: U256,
) -> Result<RawCallResult>
pub fn transact_raw( &mut self, from: Address, to: Address, calldata: Bytes, value: U256, ) -> Result<RawCallResult>
Performs a raw call to an account on the current state of the VM.
Sourcepub fn call_with_env(&self, env: EnvWithHandlerCfg) -> Result<RawCallResult>
pub fn call_with_env(&self, env: EnvWithHandlerCfg) -> Result<RawCallResult>
Execute the transaction configured in env.tx
.
The state after the call is not persisted.
Sourcepub fn transact_with_env(
&mut self,
env: EnvWithHandlerCfg,
) -> Result<RawCallResult>
pub fn transact_with_env( &mut self, env: EnvWithHandlerCfg, ) -> Result<RawCallResult>
Execute the transaction configured in env.tx
.
Sourcefn commit(&mut self, result: &mut RawCallResult)
fn commit(&mut self, result: &mut RawCallResult)
Commit the changeset to the database and adjust self.inspector_config
values according to
the executed call result.
This should not be exposed to the user, as it should be called only by transact*
.
Sourcepub fn is_raw_call_mut_success(
&self,
address: Address,
call_result: &mut RawCallResult,
should_fail: bool,
) -> bool
pub fn is_raw_call_mut_success( &self, address: Address, call_result: &mut RawCallResult, should_fail: bool, ) -> bool
Returns true
if a test can be considered successful.
This is the same as Self::is_success
, but will consume the state_changeset
map to use
internally when calling failed()
.
Sourcepub fn is_raw_call_success(
&self,
address: Address,
state_changeset: Cow<'_, StateChangeset>,
call_result: &RawCallResult,
should_fail: bool,
) -> bool
pub fn is_raw_call_success( &self, address: Address, state_changeset: Cow<'_, StateChangeset>, call_result: &RawCallResult, should_fail: bool, ) -> bool
Returns true
if a test can be considered successful.
This is the same as Self::is_success
, but intended for outcomes of Self::call_raw
.
Sourcepub fn is_success(
&self,
address: Address,
reverted: bool,
state_changeset: Cow<'_, StateChangeset>,
should_fail: bool,
) -> bool
pub fn is_success( &self, address: Address, reverted: bool, state_changeset: Cow<'_, StateChangeset>, should_fail: bool, ) -> bool
Returns true
if a test can be considered successful.
If the call succeeded, we also have to check the global and local failure flags.
These are set by the test contract itself when an assertion fails, using the internal fail
function. The global flag is located in CHEATCODE_ADDRESS
at slot GLOBAL_FAIL_SLOT
,
and the local flag is located in the test contract at an unspecified slot.
This behavior is inherited from Dapptools, where initially only a public
failed
variable was used to track test failures, and later, a global failure flag was
introduced to track failures across multiple contracts in
ds-test#30.
The assumption is that the test runner calls failed
on the test contract to determine if
it failed. However, we want to avoid this as much as possible, as it is relatively
expensive to set up an EVM call just for checking a single boolean flag.
See:
- Newer DSTest: https://github.com/dapphub/ds-test/blob/e282159d5170298eb2455a6c05280ab5a73a4ef0/src/test.sol#L47-L63
- Older DSTest: https://github.com/dapphub/ds-test/blob/9ca4ecd48862b40d7b0197b600713f64d337af12/src/test.sol#L38-L49
- forge-std: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/blob/19891e6a0b5474b9ea6827ddb90bb9388f7acfc0/src/StdAssertions.sol#L38-L44
fn is_success_raw( &self, address: Address, reverted: bool, state_changeset: Cow<'_, StateChangeset>, ) -> bool
Sourcefn build_test_env(
&self,
caller: Address,
transact_to: TxKind,
data: Bytes,
value: U256,
) -> EnvWithHandlerCfg
fn build_test_env( &self, caller: Address, transact_to: TxKind, data: Bytes, value: U256, ) -> EnvWithHandlerCfg
Creates the environment to use when executing a transaction in a test context
If using a backend with cheatcodes, tx.gas_price
and block.number
will be overwritten by
the cheatcode state in between calls.
pub fn call_sol_default<C: SolCall>(&self, to: Address, args: &C) -> C::Returnwhere
C::Return: Default,
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builds.§impl<T> TryConv for T
impl<T> TryConv for T
§impl<T> WithSubscriber for T
impl<T> WithSubscriber for T
§fn with_subscriber<S>(self, subscriber: S) -> WithDispatch<Self>where
S: Into<Dispatch>,
fn with_subscriber<S>(self, subscriber: S) -> WithDispatch<Self>where
S: Into<Dispatch>,
§fn with_current_subscriber(self) -> WithDispatch<Self>
fn with_current_subscriber(self) -> WithDispatch<Self>
impl<T> ErasedDestructor for Twhere
T: 'static,
impl<T> MaybeSendSync for T
Layout§
Note: Most layout information is completely unstable and may even differ between compilations. The only exception is types with certain repr(...)
attributes. Please see the Rust Reference's “Type Layout” chapter for details on type layout guarantees.
Size: 3728 bytes