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@zanii/testing

v0.1.1

Published

Zanii test utilities: an in-memory ledger (with real Merkle proofs) plus identity/cert/receipt fixtures — unit-test instrumented agents with no server or network.

Readme

@zanii/testing

Unit-test agents instrumented with Zanii — no server, no network. createTestLedger() gives you a fetch to drop into ZaniiAgent; it's a real in-memory transparency log that keeps a Merkle tree and serves valid inclusion proofs + a signed tree head, so fetchAndVerifyProof and verifyAuditBundle actually verify against it. Plus fixtures to mint identities, certs, and receipts.

npm install -D @zanii/testing

Use it

import { ZaniiAgent, fetchAndVerifyProof } from '@zanii/sdk';
import { createTestLedger, makeIdentity, makeCert } from '@zanii/testing';

const ledger = createTestLedger();
const owner = makeIdentity();
const agent = makeIdentity();

const zanii = new ZaniiAgent({
  serverUrl: 'http://test.local',
  agentDid: agent.did,
  agentPrivateKey: agent.privateKey,
  delegation: [makeCert(owner, agent, ['crm.*'])],
  fetchImpl: ledger.fetch,          // ← point the agent at the in-memory ledger
});

const { hash } = await zanii.record({ target: 'crm.lookup', payload: { email: '[email protected]' } });
await zanii.flush();

expect(ledger.hasRecorded('crm.lookup')).toBe(true);
expect(ledger.verifyAll()).toBe(true);
expect((await fetchAndVerifyProof('http://test.local', hash, ledger.fetch)).ok).toBe(true);

API

LedgercreateTestLedger(logKey?)TestLedger:

  • fetch — pass to new ZaniiAgent({ fetchImpl }) and to fetchAndVerifyProof.
  • size, receipts, sth(), logKey.
  • hasRecorded(target), recordedTargets(), verifyAll(), reset().
  • Handles GET /v1/head/:did, POST /v1/receipts, GET /v1/proof/:hash, GET /v1/sth, GET /v1/recent.

Fixtures:

  • makeIdentity() → a fresh did:key keypair.
  • makeCert(owner, agent, scopes, exp?) → an owner-signed delegation.
  • makeReceipt(agent, delegation, { target, action?, payload?, prev?, ts? }) → a signed receipt.

Changelog

  • 0.1.0 — initial release: createTestLedger (in-memory ledger with real proofs) + makeIdentity / makeCert / makeReceipt fixtures.

License

Apache-2.0.