This directory contains tests that run the full system. There are two tests currently: tests/integration-tests.rs and tests/runner-tests.rs.

The tests require that an IPFS node, a Postgres database, and an Ethereum RPC client are already running on specific ports. For local testing, these services can be started using the docker-compose.yml file in this directory. The ports are defined in the docker-compose.yml file and in src/config.rs

In addition, the tests require the following:

• graph-node must have already been built using cargo build and must be present at ../target/debug/graph-node
• yarn (v1) must be installed and on the PATH

Once these prerequisites are in place, the tests can be run using:

cargo test -p graph-tests --test integration_tests -- --nocapture

The test harness will clear out the database before each run so that it is possible to keep the same database running across multiple test runs. Similarly, test contracts will be deployed to the Ethereum client before each run unless they are already present from previous runs. By keeping the services running after the test run, it is possible to inspect the database and the other services to investigate test failures.

The harness starts graph-node by itself; it also prints the command line that was used to start graph-node. That makes it possible to run graph-node again, for example, to query it, when a test has failed. The log output from graph-node can be found in the file integration-tests/graph-node.log.

The subgraph.yaml file should not reference contracts by their address; instead they should reference them with @<NAME>@, for example, @SimpleContract@. The test harness replaces these placeholders with the actual contract addresses before deploying the subgraph.

All test contracts are in the tests/contracts/src directory. Compiled versions in tests/contracts/out are checked into git, too. When changes to the contracts are necessary, the contracts need to be recompiled by running foundry build in tests/contracts. For that, the tools from Foundry must be installed locally.

When you change anything about the contract setup, you will also need to adjust the test data in CONTRACTS in src/contract.rs. On initial setup, the tests print the address of the deployed contracts to the console. You can copy these addresses into the CONTRACTS array.

When you add a new contract note that contracts must be called the same as the file they are stored in: the contract stored in src/FooContract.sol must be declared as contract FooContract in the Solidity source.

The integration tests project is built as Yarn (v1) Workspace, so all dependencies are installed at once for all tests.

We can still control the version of the Graph CLI installed for each test, by changing the versions of @graphprotocol/graph-cli / @graphprotocol/graph-ts in package.json.

The integration tests runner will always run the binary/executable under {TEST_DIR}/node_modules/.bin/graph.