End-to-end Blockstack test framework

You need to install all the dependencies in order to run the integration tests. One way to do that without cluttering your global installation is to make a virtual Python environment to install into:

$ cd blockstack-integration-tests/
$ virtualenv env/
$ source env/bin/activate

Then you can install the integration tests which will also pull in all dependencies, do note that this might take quite a while (several minutes):

$ python setup.py install

You can run individual scenario tests by using blockstack-test-scenario and the test you want to run:

$ bin/blockstack-test-scenario blockstack_integration_tests.scenarios.nameop_parsing

This will print out a lot of debug information while running. If the test was successfull it will print out SUCCESS at the end.

There is also a script blockstack-test-all that will run all the tests in a lot less verbose way and log the output and data of each test into files in a directory:

$ blockstack-test-all output/ blockstack_integration_tests/tests_skip.txt

In the previous example the script will create the output/ folder for you if it doesn't exist. The second argument gives a list of files to skip, it's smart to use blockstack_integration_tests/tests_skip.txt because they contain tests that's currently meant to be skipped.

The tests are not fully stable. Some can work on second run. Many tests also seems to always fail. There might be more setup required.