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Compliance tests for the blockstore interface
$ npm i interface-blockstore-tests
const MyBlockstore from './path/to/my-blockstore')
const suite from 'interface-blockstore-tests')
describe('MyBlockstore', () => {
describe('interface-blockstore compliance tests', () => {
suite({
setup () {
return new MyBlockstore()
},
teardown () {}
})
})
})
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Compliance tests for the blockstore interface
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