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To install the respective modules, we will need to first fetch the Github repo names to Openzepplin and Chainlink (click on these hyperlinks). We will enter this when installing. To add it into this Foundry Project, run:
To install the respective modules, we will need to first fetch the Github repo names to Openzepplin and Chainlink (click on these hyperlinks). We will enter this when installing. To add it into this Foundry Project, run:
Until so long, the de facto testing framework was Chai/Mocha. That didn’t change as the industry weight started shifting from Truffle to Hardhat. The only drawback one might consider was that it needed a Solidity Developer who also knew Javascript. Granted most already do but the question raised by Foundry is that if you are writing your contracts in Solidity then why not the tests as well.
Fuzzing is basically when you supply all kinds of values to your contract to check which one breaks it. With Hardhat or Truffle you do not get the feature. You need to separately use Echidna to fuzz test your contracts. And while the starter kit from Chainlink does make it easy by bringing the scripts under one package.json, you need Docker to run it. Fuzzing with Foundry is as simple as passing in an argument to the test functions and Foundry handles the rest by passing a range of values when running those functions.
Also, there is this really awesome Foundry book you might want to check out if you want to learn more. Apparently that trend is catching up and new languages, tools and frameworks publishing their docs as “books” with – Rust Book, Anchor Book, Nutanix Bible and so on already being available to learners.
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