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@tokenflight/fiat-testkit

v0.0.1

Published

Mock provider and conformance suites for @tokenflight/fiat providers and state stores

Readme

@tokenflight/fiat-testkit

Build and verify @tokenflight/fiat extensions without real provider credentials.

  • mockProvider(options?) — a complete reference FiatProviderAdapter (quotes, orders, signed webhooks). Use it as the template for a new provider, or to drive full quote → order → webhook flows in your own tests.
  • createMockWebhook(secret, event) — signed (or deliberately tampered) webhook payloads for idempotency and verification tests.
  • runProviderConformance(adapter, options) — checks a provider adapter against the contracts the SDK core relies on: RAW-integer quote amounts, future expiry, typed unsupported-asset rejection, action-matches-capabilities, webhook verify never throws / rejects tampered bodies, and more.
  • runStateStoreConformance(makeStore) — checks a custom state store's concurrency semantics: version CAS conflicts, nonce replay, webhook dedup, job leases, listOrders paging.
import { runProviderConformance, failedChecks } from "@tokenflight/fiat-testkit";

const results = await runProviderConformance(myProvider(), { asset: { chainId: 8453, address: "0x…" } });
expect(failedChecks(results)).toEqual([]);

Framework-free: runners return CheckResult[] instead of asserting, so they work under vitest, jest, or a plain script.

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