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Testing Guide

This guide explains how to run tests for the Universal Blockchain Node Runner.

Overview​

The project uses Jest as the testing framework with comprehensive unit and integration tests. Tests use the actual blueprints/dummy configuration to ensure realistic testing scenarios.

Running Tests​

Run All Tests​

npm test

Run Tests with Coverage​

npm run test:coverage

This generates a coverage report in the coverage/ directory.

Run Specific Test File​

npm test -- configuration-loader.test.ts

Run Tests in Watch Mode​

npm run test:watch

Run Tests for Specific Directory​

npm test -- test/unit/core/

Run Tests Matching Pattern​

npm test -- --testNamePattern="should load protocol config"

Test Structure​

test/
├── unit/                        # Unit tests
│   ├── common/                 # CDK constructs tests
│   ├── core/                   # Core components tests
│   ├── interfaces/             # Interface tests
│   ├── security/               # Security compliance tests
│   └── stacks/                 # CDK stacks tests
└── integration/                 # Integration tests

Note: Tests use the real blueprints/dummy configuration instead of mock fixtures to ensure tests reflect actual deployment scenarios.

Common Issues​

Issue: Tests Fail After Configuration Change​

Solution: Update blueprints/dummy configuration to match new structure, as tests use the real dummy protocol configuration

Issue: CDK Assertions Fail​

Solution: Use Template.fromStack(stack).toJSON() to see actual CloudFormation template

Issue: Timeout Errors​

Solution: Increase Jest timeout:

jest.setTimeout(30000);  # 30 seconds

Testing Checklist​

Before submitting code:

  • All tests pass: npm test
  • Coverage meets threshold: npm run test:coverage
  • No console errors or warnings
  • Tests are descriptive and clear
  • Security tests pass (CDK Nag)

Continuous Integration​

Tests run automatically on:

  • Push to any branch
  • Pull request creation
  • Pull request updates

GitHub Actions workflow runs:

npm install
npm run build
npm test
npm run test:coverage

See Also​