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This package aim to deliver a set of reusable contracts and helper function that can be reused and override in your own Foundry tests.
First install the package using NPM, Yarn or Forge Install.
npm i foundry-test-utility
or
yarn add foundry-test-utility
or
foundry install marc-aurele-besner/foundry-test-utility
Then add this package path in remapping.text
For NPM/Yarn
foundry-test-utility/contracts/=node_modules/foundry-test-utility/contracts
For Forge Install
foundry-test-utility/contracts/=libs/foundry-test-utility/contracts
This repository include helper contracts from:
foundry-test-utility/
│ .npmignore
│ .prettierignore
│ .prettierrc
│ CONTRIBUTING.md
│ LICENSE
│ README.md
│ awesome-readme.config.js
│ foundry.toml
│ package-lock.json
│ package.json
│ remappings.txt
└─── contracts/
│ MockERC1155.t.sol
│ MockERC1155Upgradeable.t.sol
│ MockERC20.t.sol
│ MockERC20Upgradeable.t.sol
│ MockERC721.t.sol
│ MockERC721Upgradeable.t.sol
│ README.md
└─── interfaces/
└─── mock/
└─── shared/
└─── utils/
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We found that foundry-test-utility demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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