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curve-contract/tests/fixtures

Pytest fixtures used in Curve's test suite.

Files

  • accounts.py: Convenience fixtures to aid readability when accessing specific accounts
  • coins.py: Deployment fixtures for stablecoins and LP tokens
  • deployments.py: Deployment fixtures for pools, depositors and other contracts
  • functions.py: Functions-as-fixtures, used to standardize contract interactions or to access commonly needed functionality
  • pooldata.py: Pool dependent data fixtures
  • setup.py: Test setup fixtures, used for common processes such as adding initial liquidity or approving token transfers

Fixtures

accounts.py

Session scoped convenience fixtures providing access to specific unlocked accounts. These are used to aid readability within the test suite.

  • alice: Yields web3.eth.accounts[0]. This is also the deployer address for all contracts.
  • bob: Yields web3.eth.accounts[1].
  • charlie: Yields web3.eth.accounts[2].

coins.py

Module scoped deployment fixtures for stablecoins and pool LP tokens.

  • pool_token: CurveToken deployment for the active pool.
  • underlying_coins: A list of mocked token contracts representing the underlying coins in the active pool. When the pool being tested is a metapool, this list includes the underlying assets for the base pool - NOT the base pool LP token.
  • wrapped_coins: A list of mocked token contracts representing the wrapped coins in the active pool. The contract used is determined based on pooldata.json for the active pool. For pools without lending, these are the same deployments as underlying_coins.

deployments.py

Module scoped contract deployment fixtures.

All deployment fixtures are parametrized to work with every pool in contracts/pools. To add a new pool to the test suite, create a pooldata.json in the same subdirectory. You can read about the structure of this JSON file here.

  • swap: StableSwap deployment for the pool being tested.
  • zap: Deposit deployment for the pool being tested.

functions.py

Fixtures-as-functions that are used to standardize contract interafces or access commonly needed functionality.

  • approx: Comparison function for confirming that two numbers are equal within a relative precision.
  • get_admin_balances: Function for querying the current admin balances of the active swap deployment. This is required because some older pool contracts do not include an admin_balances function.
  • set_fees: Commits and applies a fee and admin fee change to the active swap deployment. Because the fee change has a time delay, calling this method advances time by three days.

pooldata.py

Data fixtures for accessing information about the pool currently being tested.

  • underlying_decimals: A list of decimal values for each deployment in underlying_coins.
  • wrapped_decimals: A list of decimal values for each deployment in wrapped_coins.
  • base_amount: The base amount of each coin that is minted when providing initial liquidity, given without any decimal places.
  • initial_amounts: A list of values equivalent to base_amount * 10**decimals for each deployment in wrapped_coins. Used for minting and providing initial liquidity.
  • n_coins: The number of coins in the active swap deployment.

setup.py

Module scoped setup fixtures, used for common processes such as adding initial liquidity or approving token transfers.

Setup fixtures are commonly applied using pytestmark and the usefixtures marker:

pytestmark = pytest.mark.usefixtures("add_initial_liquidity", "mint_bob")
  • add_initial_liquidity: Mints and approves initial_amounts coins for alice and adds them to swap to provide initial liquidity.
  • approve_alice: Approves swap for unlimited transfers of all underlying and wrapped coins from alice.
  • approve_bob:Approves swap for unlimited transfers of all underlying and wrapped coins from bob.
  • approve_zap: Approves zap for unlimited transfers of pool_token and all coins and from alice and bob.
  • mint_alice: Mints initial_amounts of each underlying and wrapped coin for alice.
  • mint_bob: Mints initial_amounts of each underlying and wrapped coin for bob.