test_nearlib.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -ex

./scripts/requirements_check.sh
repo_dir=$(realpath -e "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/..")

# Builds and starts `neard`, assumes it's running in ${repo_dir}'
# May fail silently, leading to hard to debug CI failures
# TODO: add option to build only and run checks, this will allow us to see those errors synchronously.

# TODO: This test leaves `near` process running even after the test is over
# pkill near || echo "Nothing to kill"
(cd "${repo_dir}"; RUST_BACKTRACE=full "${repo_dir}"/scripts/start_unittest.py --local) &
export NEAR_PID=$!
trap 'pkill -15 -P $NEAR_PID' 0

# "${repo_dir}"/scripts/build_wasm.sh

rm -rf "${repo_dir}"/near-api-js "${repo_dir}"/near-shell "${repo_dir}"/create-near-app
git clone https://github.com/near/near-api-js.git "${repo_dir}"/near-api-js
git clone https://github.com/near/near-shell.git "${repo_dir}"/near-shell
git clone https://github.com/near/create-near-app.git "${repo_dir}"/create-near-app

# Make sure to use local nearcore for tests
export NODE_ENV=local
export HOME="{$repo_dir}"/testdir

# Run near-api-js tests
pushd "${repo_dir}/near-api-js"

# TODO(CREATE ISSUE) We should add a new file with all requirement checks.
if [[ $(yarn --version) != "1."* ]]; then
  echo "You version of yarn is too old $(yarn --version) < 1.0"
  echo "Install with npm install --global yarn"
  exit 1
fi

yarn
yarn build
yarn list
popd

"${repo_dir}"/scripts/waitonserver.sh

# TODO(#5757) Disabling yarn test for now
# yarn test
# yarn doc

# Run create-near-app tests
# cd ../create-near-app
# yarn
# yarn test

# Run near-shell tests
# cd ../near-shell
# yarn
# HOME=../testdir yarn test