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@portkey/did |
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@portkey/accounts |
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@portkey/contracts |
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@portkey/graphql |
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@portkey/request |
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@portkey/services |
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@portkey/types |
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@portkey/utils |
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@portkey/validator |
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@portkey/socket |
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@portkey/did-ui-react |
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for users
yarn
# build packages
yarn build
# try to run test
yarn testWrite you interface and test case at first.
For example, if we want to run did.init();
// first step
// in interface files
export interface IDid {
init(): boolean;
}
// second step
// intest files list did.test.ts
describe('did', () => {
test('did init', () => {
expect(did.init()).resolves.toBeTrue(); // true
});
});
// third step
// implement the interface
class Did implements IDid {
init() {
return true;
}
}# run your test
npx jest ./packages/did/test/did.test.ts
# if passed, successLoop the steps to get an awesome program.
@injectable()
class Did implements IDid {
init() {
return true;
}
}Node: jest will help us to write a better program with ioc.