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forge-stack-tracer

v1.0.5

Published

Generates interactive stack traces for your Foundry tests

Readme

forge-stack-tracer

CLI tool that converts your Foundry test output into interactive stack traces!

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Installation

npm i -g forge-stack-tracer

Usage

Simply pipe the forge tests result into fst.

forge test --mt test_case -vvvv | fst

output screenshot

To delete the ./out/_fst folder, run:

fst clean

Output

The package generates a static html file in your current foundry project, at: ./out/_fst/fst-{timestamp}.html

Options

You can also pass an extra argument to specify the output html file name & path:

forge test --mt test_case -vvvv | fst temp/fst.html

Development

Install Dependencies

pnpm i

Overview

  1. ./src/ contains the react code, which gets compiled into a single html file: dist/index.html.
  2. This html file acts as a template.
  3. src/bin/index.ts script allows to use this template and generate new static html files for any given foundry tests output.

Running locally

  1. pnpm run build to build into dist folder
  2. Install the package locally: npm install -g .
  3. Make the script executeable: chmod +x dist/index.js (have to do it each time after build)