input-output-hk / SDET-dapp

SDET dapp

SDET dapp for the purpose of testing the Cardano-JS-SDK connector API.

If you are trying to build or see how a transaction is built from an application that allows users to make transactions such as delegation or undelegation, or the sending of tokens or assets in the Cardano chain through the Cardano-JS-SDK, this repo should show an example of it.

Structure

/src
  /components
  /constants
  /features
  /pages
  /state
  /utils

Development environment

Recommended yarn version

Version 4.1.1

Recommended node version

Version 18.12.1

In order to currently work on with this repository, you have to link to your version of the dapp-connector-client in the @cardano-js-sdk repo. So first you want to clone this repo in a folder that sits alongside the @cardano-js-sdk and checkout the branch that contains the dapp-connector-client unpublished package, feat/dapp-connector-client-poc.

Now you should follow the instructions in the Linking @cardano-js-sdk/dapp-connector-client.

Linking @cardano-sdk/dapp-connector-client

Since this package isn't published yet, we need to link it from a local version of the package.

1. Ensure a local branch is checked out of the @cardano-js-sdk package that contains the dapp-connector-client package.
2. Ensure the dapp-connector-client is built, yarn && yarn build.
3. Run yarn link ./<path to dapp-connector-client>.

This will symlink to a local version of the package.

You should now be able to start developing, check the Dev commands section for this.

Dev commands

This is a yarn repository. So you need a local version of yarn. In order to set it up and develop, clone the repository and follow the commands in this section:

Install the packages:

yarn

Launch the development environment:

yarn dev

Build:

yarn build

Browser set up

Mac

In order to use this application for now we need to start the Browser with --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=tmp (make sure if you restart it that you do it from all closed windows, and keep no cache enabled)

• start chrome as: /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome —disable-web-security —user-data-dir=tmp to open Chrome or : open -na "Google Chrome" --args --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=tmp

Windows

In order to use this application for now we need to start the Browser with --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=tmp (make sure if you restart it that you do it from all closed windows, and keep no cache enabled)

• start chrome as: start chrome --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=tmp

Linux

In order to use this application for now we need to start the Browser with --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=tmp (make sure if you restart it that you do it from all closed windows, and keep no cache enabled)

• start chrome as: google-chrome --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=tmp