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@ledgerhq/coin-tester-evm

Ledger EVM Coin Tester

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@ledgerhq/coin-tester-evm

This package contains the deterministic testing infrastructure for EVM-based coins in Ledger Live.

Features

  • Deterministic testing scenarios for EVM-based coins
  • Support for multiple EVM chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Scroll, Blast, Sonic)
  • Integration with Speculos for hardware wallet simulation
  • Integration with Anvil for local blockchain simulation

Usage

import { executeScenario } from "@ledgerhq/coin-tester/main";
import { scenarioEthereum } from "@ledgerhq/coin-tester-evm";

// Run a test scenario
await executeScenario(scenarioEthereum);

Development

  • Set up your environment variables in .env (see .env.example)
  • Run the tests with pnpm start

Dependencies

  • @ledgerhq/coin-tester
  • @ledgerhq/coin-evm
  • @ledgerhq/live-common

Keywords

Ledger
LedgerWallet
evm
Ethereum
Testing

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Package last updated on 11 Nov 2025

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