use cosmwasm_std::coins; use counter_contract::{ msg::{ExecuteMsg, GetCountResponse, InstantiateMsg, QueryMsg}, CounterContract, CounterExecuteMsgFns, CounterQueryMsgFns, }; use cw_orch::prelude::*; use cw_orch_traits::Stargate; use osmosis_test_tube::osmosis_std::types::{ cosmos::base::v1beta1::Coin, osmosis::tokenfactory::v1beta1::{ MsgCreateDenom, MsgCreateDenomResponse, MsgMint, MsgMintResponse, }, }; use prost::Message; use prost_types::Any; pub const SUBDENOM: &str = "complex-test"; /// In order to use this script, you need to set the following env variables /// RUST_LOG (recommended value `info`) to see the app logs /// TEST_MNEMONIC to be able to sign and broadcast a transaction on UNI testnet pub fn main() { // We start by loading environment variables from a .env file. // You can use a .env file to specify environment variables. // You have an overview of all supported environment variables here : https://orchestrator.abstract.money/contracts/env-variable.html dotenv::dotenv().unwrap(); // We initialize the env logger to be able to see what's happening during the script execution // Remember to set the `RUST_LOG` env variable to be able to see the execution env_logger::init(); // We can now create a daemon. This daemon will be used to interact with the chain. // In the background, the `build` function uses the `TEST_MNEMONIC` variable, don't forget to set it ! let daemon = Daemon::builder() // set the network to use .chain(cw_orch::daemon::networks::UNI_6) .build() .unwrap(); // You create a contract interface to be able to identify what you are interacting with let counter = CounterContract::new(daemon.clone()); // Uploading a contract is very simple let upload_res = counter.upload(); assert!(upload_res.is_ok()); let init_res = counter.instantiate( &InstantiateMsg { count: 0 }, Some(&counter.get_chain().sender()), None, ); assert!(init_res.is_ok()); // You can execute a message using actual message types let exec_res = counter.execute(&ExecuteMsg::Increment {}, None); assert!(exec_res.is_ok()); let query_res = counter.query::(&QueryMsg::GetCount {}); assert!(query_res.is_ok()); // Or you can use even simpler syntax ! let exec_res = counter.increment(); assert!(exec_res.is_ok()); let query_res = counter.get_count(); assert!(query_res.is_ok()); let sender_addr = daemon.sender().to_string(); // We create a denom daemon .commit_any::( vec![Any { type_url: MsgCreateDenom::TYPE_URL.to_string(), value: MsgCreateDenom { sender: sender_addr.clone(), subdenom: SUBDENOM.to_string(), } .encode_to_vec(), }], None, ) .unwrap(); let denom = format!("factory/{}/{}", sender_addr, SUBDENOM); // We mint some tokens daemon .commit_any::( vec![Any { type_url: MsgMint::TYPE_URL.to_string(), value: MsgMint { sender: sender_addr.clone(), amount: Some(Coin { amount: "100000".to_string(), denom: denom.clone(), }), mint_to_address: sender_addr.clone(), } .encode_to_vec(), }], None, ) .unwrap(); // We send some funds to the counter contract let contract_addr = counter.addr_str().unwrap(); daemon .rt_handle .block_on( daemon .daemon .sender .bank_send(&contract_addr, coins(50_000, denom.clone())), ) .unwrap(); // We verify they have received their funds assert_eq!( daemon .bank_querier() .balance(contract_addr, Some(denom.clone())) .unwrap(), coins(50_000, denom.clone()) ); }