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Running Rust tests

  1. $ docker compose -f docker-compose-token-servers.yml up --build to run the Mercury and token servers. This also starts a Esplora node.

  2. Run the commands below to start the Bitcoin network.

$ container_id=$(docker ps -qf "name=esplora-container")
$ wallet_name="esplora_wallet"
$ docker exec $container_id cli createwallet $wallet_name
$ address=$(docker exec $container_id cli getnewaddress $wallet_name)
$ docker exec $container_id cli generatetoaddress 101 "$address"

  1. cd clients/tests/rust/

  2. cargo run

Running Web tests

  1. $ docker compose -f docker-compose-token-servers.yml up --build to run the Mercury and token servers. This also starts a Esplora node.

  2. $ docker compose -f docker-compose-token-lnd-nodes.yml up --build to start LND nodes to test lightning latch functions.

  3. Run the commands below to start the Bitcoin network.

$ container_id=$(docker ps -qf "name=esplora-container")
$ wallet_name="esplora_wallet"
$ docker exec $container_id cli createwallet $wallet_name
$ address=$(docker exec $container_id cli getnewaddress $wallet_name)
$ docker exec $container_id cli generatetoaddress 101 "$address"
  1. Run the commands below to start and set up the LND nodes.
$ container_id=$(docker ps -qf "name=mercurylayer-bitcoind-1")
$ wallet_name="new_wallet"
$ docker exec $container_id bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=user -rpcpassword=pass createwallet $wallet_name
$ address=$(docker exec $container_id bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=user -rpcpassword=pass getnewaddress $wallet_name)
$ docker exec $container_id bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=user -rpcpassword=pass generatetoaddress 101 "$address"
$ container_id_alice=$(docker ps -qf "name=mercurylayer-alice-1")
$ container_id_bob=$(docker ps -qf "name=mercurylayer-bob-1")
$ identity_pubkey_bob=$(docker exec $container_id_bob lncli -n regtest getinfo | jq -r '.identity_pubkey')
$ docker exec $container_id_alice lncli -n regtest connect $identity_pubkey_bob@bob:9735
$ address=$(docker exec $container_id_bob lncli -n regtest newaddress p2wkh | jq -r '.address')
$ container_id_bitcoind=$(docker ps -qf "name=mercurylayer-bitcoind-1")
$ docker exec $container_id_bitcoind bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=user -rpcpassword=pass sendtoaddress $address 0.5
$ docker exec $(docker ps -qf "name=mercurylayer-bitcoind-1") bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=user -rpcpassword=pass -generate 6
$ identity_pubkey_alice=$(docker exec $container_id_alice lncli -n regtest getinfo | jq -r '.identity_pubkey')
$ docker exec $container_id_bob lncli -n regtest openchannel $identity_pubkey_alice 100000
$ docker exec $(docker ps -qf "name=mercurylayer-bitcoind-1") bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcuser=user -rpcpassword=pass -generate 5
  1. Install the nodejs components and run the tests:
$ cd clients/libs/web
$ npm i
$ cd ../../tests/web
$ npm i
$ npm install chai
$ node server-regtest.cjs # start the test server
$ npx vitest --browser.name=chromium --browser.headless --reporter=basic --disable-console-intercept

Other Environments

The docker compose -f docker-compose-token-servers.yml file can be used to build a Mercury Layer infrastructure in test or production environments as it has all the necessary servers including Lockbox, Electrs/Esplora, Token, and Mercury. The default values ​​of this file however must be changed.