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hardhat-fixture-kit

v0.0.2-alpha

Published

A developer-friendly toolkit for setting up state and seeding tokens/NFTs in Hardhat mainnet forks.

Readme

Hardhat Fixture Kit

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A developer-friendly toolkit for setting up state and seeding tokens/NFTs in Hardhat mainnet forks. Optimized for Security, Modernity (Ethers v6), and Developer Experience.

Features

  • 🐋 ERC-20 Seeding: Instantly transfer tokens from known whales.
  • Auto-Wrap Optimization: Smartly detects WETH/WMATIC requests and wraps native currency instead of finding a whale.
  • 🎨 NFT Seeding: Steal any ERC-721 NFT by just knowing its address and ID.
  • 🔐 Auto-Approve: Optionally approve a target contract to spend tokens immediately.
  • 🛡️ Type-Safe: Built with strict TypeScript.

Installation

npm install --save-dev hardhat-fixture-kit ethers hardhat
# or
yarn add -D hardhat-fixture-kit ethers hardhat

Note: This library requires ethers v6.x and hardhat ^2.19.0.

Quick Start

ERC-20 Seeding

In your Hardhat test file:

import { seedFixture } from "hardhat-fixture-kit";
import { ethers } from "hardhat";

describe("My DeFi Protocol", function () {
  it("Should swap tokens", async function () {
    const [user] = await ethers.getSigners();
    const wrapperAddress = "0xMyProtocolWrapper...";

    // Setup: Seed user with USDC and WETH
    await seedFixture({
      approveTarget: wrapperAddress, // Optional: Auto-approve wrapper to spend these tokens
      users: [
        {
          account: user.address,
          tokens: [
            { symbol: "USDC", amount: "10000" }, // Uses internal generic whales
            { symbol: "WETH", amount: "50" },    // Auto-wraps ETH -> WETH
            { address: "0xCustomToken...", amount: "100", whale: "0xHolder..." } // Custom token
          ]
        }
      ]
    });
    
    // Now user has 10k USDC and 50 WETH, and has approved wrapperAddress!
  });
});

NFT Seeding (Steal NFT)

import { stealNFT } from "hardhat-fixture-kit";

await stealNFT({
  nftAddress: "0xBC4CA0EdA7647A8aB7C2061c2E118A18a936f13D", // BAYC
  tokenId: 8817,
  to: user.address
});

📚 Documentation

For complete usage guides, internal architecture, and advanced features, visit the Documentation Folder.

Ethers v6 Compatibility

This library is built native for Ethers v6. It uses modern Provider and Signer patterns. If you are migrating from v5, ensure you are using hardhat-ethers ^3.0.0.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.