net.corda.testing.dsl

Package net.corda.testing.dsl

A simple DSL for building pseudo-transactions (not the same as the wire protocol) for testing purposes

Types

AttachmentResolutionException	`class AttachmentResolutionException`
DoubleSpentInputs	`class DoubleSpentInputs`
DuplicateOutputLabel	`class DuplicateOutputLabel`
EnforceVerifyOrFail	`sealed class EnforceVerifyOrFail` If you jumped here from a compiler error make sure the last line of your test tests for a transaction verify or fail. This is a dummy type that can only be instantiated by functions in this module. This way we can ensure that all tests will have as the last line either an accept or a failure test. The name is deliberately long to help make sense of the triggered diagnostic.
LedgerDSL	`class LedgerDSL<out T : TransactionDSLInterpreter, out L : LedgerDSLInterpreter<T>> : LedgerDSLInterpreter<TransactionDSLInterpreter>` This is the class that defines the syntactic sugar of the ledger Test DSL and delegates to the contained interpreter, and what is actually used in `ledger { (...) }`. Add convenience functions here, or if you want to extend the DSL functionality then first add your primitive to LedgerDSLInterpreter and then add the convenience defaults/extension methods here.
LedgerDSLInterpreter	`interface LedgerDSLInterpreter<out T : TransactionDSLInterpreter> : Verifies, OutputStateLookup` This interface defines the bare bone functionality that a Ledger DSL interpreter should implement.
OutputStateLookup	`interface OutputStateLookup` This interface defines output state lookup by label. It is split from the interpreter interfaces so that outputs may be looked up both in ledger{..} and transaction{..} blocks.
TestLedgerDSLInterpreter	`data class TestLedgerDSLInterpreter : LedgerDSLInterpreter<TestTransactionDSLInterpreter>`
TestTransactionDSLInterpreter	`data class TestTransactionDSLInterpreter : TransactionDSLInterpreter, OutputStateLookup` This interpreter builds a transaction, and TransactionDSL.verifies that the resolved transaction is correct. Note that transactions corresponding to input states are not verified. Use LedgerDSL.verifies for that.
TransactionDSL	`class TransactionDSL<out T : TransactionDSLInterpreter> : TransactionDSLInterpreter` Underlying class for the transaction DSL. Do not instantiate directly, instead use the transaction function.
TransactionDSLInterpreter	`interface TransactionDSLInterpreter : Verifies, OutputStateLookup` This interface defines the bare bone functionality that a Transaction DSL interpreter should implement.
Verifies	`interface Verifies` This interface asserts that the DSL at hand is capable of verifying its underlying construct(ledger/transaction).