lbry-sdk/tests/integration/other/test_chris45.py

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from lbry.testcase import CommandTestCase
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class EpicAdventuresOfChris45(CommandTestCase):
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async def test_no_this_is_not_a_test_its_an_adventure(self):
# Chris45 is an avid user of LBRY and this is his story. It's fact and fiction
# and everything in between; it's also the setting of some record setting
# integration tests.
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# Chris45 starts everyday by checking his balance.
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result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance()
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '10.0')
# "10 LBC, yippy! I can do a lot with that.", he thinks to himself,
# enthusiastically. But he is hungry so he goes into the kitchen
# to make himself a spamdwich.
# While making the spamdwich he wonders... has anyone on LBRY
# registered the @spam channel yet? "I should do that!" he
# exclaims and goes back to his computer to do just that!
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tx = await self.channel_create('@spam', '1.0')
channel_id = self.get_claim_id(tx)
# Do we have it locally?
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channels = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_channel_list())
self.assertItemCount(channels, 1)
self.assertEqual(channels['items'][0]['name'], '@spam')
# As the new channel claim travels through the intertubes and makes its
# way into the mempool and then a block and then into the claimtrie,
# Chris doesn't sit idly by: he checks his balance!
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result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance()
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '8.989893')
# He waits for 6 more blocks (confirmations) to make sure the balance has been settled.
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await self.generate(6)
result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance(confirmations=6)
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '8.989893')
# And is the channel resolvable and empty?
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response = await self.resolve('lbry://@spam')
self.assertEqual(response['value_type'], 'channel')
# "What goes well with spam?" ponders Chris...
# "A hovercraft with eels!" he exclaims.
# "That's what goes great with spam!" he further confirms.
# And so, many hours later, Chris is finished writing his epic story
# about eels driving a hovercraft across the wetlands while eating spam
# and decides it's time to publish it to the @spam channel.
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tx = await self.stream_create(
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'hovercraft', '1.0',
data=b'[insert long story about eels driving hovercraft]',
channel_id=channel_id
)
claim_id = self.get_claim_id(tx)
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# He quickly checks the unconfirmed balance to make sure everything looks
# correct.
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result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance()
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '7.969786')
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# Also checks that his new story can be found on the blockchain before
# giving the link to all his friends.
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response = await self.resolve('lbry://@spam/hovercraft')
self.assertEqual(response['value_type'], 'stream')
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# He goes to tell everyone about it and in the meantime 5 blocks are confirmed.
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await self.generate(5)
# When he comes back he verifies the confirmed balance.
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result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance()
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '7.969786')
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# As people start reading his story they discover some typos and notify
# Chris who explains in despair "Oh! Noooooos!" but then remembers
# "No big deal! I can update my claim." And so he updates his claim.
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await self.stream_update(claim_id, data=b'[typo fixing sounds being made]')
# After some soul searching Chris decides that his story needs more
# heart and a better ending. He takes down the story and begins the rewrite.
abandon = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_stream_abandon(claim_id, blocking=True))
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self.assertEqual(abandon['inputs'][0]['claim_id'], claim_id)
await self.confirm_tx(abandon['txid'])
# And now checks that the claim doesn't resolve anymore.
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self.assertEqual(
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{'error': {
'name': 'NOT_FOUND',
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'text': 'Could not find claim at "lbry://@spam/hovercraft".'
}},
await self.resolve('lbry://@spam/hovercraft')
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)
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# After abandoning he just waits for his LBCs to be returned to his account
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await self.generate(5)
result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance()
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '8.9693455')
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# Amidst all this Chris receives a call from his friend Ramsey
# who says that it is of utmost urgency that Chris transfer him
# 1 LBC to which Chris readily obliges
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ramsey_account_id = (await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_create("Ramsey")))['id']
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ramsey_address = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_address_unused(ramsey_account_id)
result = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_send('1.0', ramsey_address, blocking=True))
self.assertIn("txid", result)
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await self.confirm_tx(result['txid'])
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# Chris then eagerly waits for 6 confirmations to check his balance and then calls Ramsey to verify whether
# he received it or not
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await self.generate(5)
result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance()
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# Chris' balance was correct
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '7.9692215')
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# Ramsey too assured him that he had received the 1 LBC and thanks him
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result = await self.daemon.jsonrpc_account_balance(ramsey_account_id)
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self.assertEqual(result['available'], '1.0')
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# After Chris is done with all the "helping other people" stuff he decides that it's time to
# write a new story and publish it to lbry. All he needed was a fresh start and he came up with:
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tx = await self.stream_create(
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'fresh-start', '1.0', data=b'Amazingly Original First Line', channel_id=channel_id
)
claim_id2 = self.get_claim_id(tx)
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await self.generate(5)
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# He gives the link of his story to all his friends and hopes that this is the much needed break for him
uri = 'lbry://@spam/fresh-start'
# And voila, and bravo and encore! His Best Friend Ramsey read the story and immediately knew this was a hit
# Now to keep this claim winning on the lbry blockchain he immediately supports the claim
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tx = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_support_create(
claim_id2, '0.2', account_id=ramsey_account_id, blocking=True
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))
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await self.confirm_tx(tx['txid'])
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# And check if his support showed up
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resolve_result = await self.resolve(uri)
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# It obviously did! Because, blockchain baby \O/
self.assertEqual(resolve_result['amount'], '1.0')
self.assertEqual(resolve_result['meta']['effective_amount'], '1.2')
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await self.generate(5)
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# Now he also wanted to support the original creator of the Award Winning Novel
# So he quickly decides to send a tip to him
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tx = await self.out(
self.daemon.jsonrpc_support_create(claim_id2, '0.3', tip=True, account_id=ramsey_account_id, blocking=True)
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)
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await self.confirm_tx(tx['txid'])
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# And again checks if it went to the just right place
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resolve_result = await self.resolve(uri)
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# Which it obviously did. Because....?????
self.assertEqual(resolve_result['meta']['effective_amount'], '1.5')
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await self.generate(5)
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# Seeing the ravishing success of his novel Chris adds support to his claim too
tx = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_support_create(claim_id2, '0.4', blocking=True))
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await self.confirm_tx(tx['txid'])
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# And check if his support showed up
resolve_result = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_resolve(uri))
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# It did!
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self.assertEqual(resolve_result[uri]['meta']['effective_amount'], '1.9')
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await self.generate(5)
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# Now Ramsey who is a singer by profession, is preparing for his new "gig". He has everything in place for that
# the instruments, the theatre, the ads, everything, EXCEPT lyrics!! He panicked.. But then he remembered
# something, so he un-panicked. He quickly calls up his best bud Chris and requests him to write hit lyrics for
# his song, seeing as his novel had smashed all the records, he was the perfect candidate!
# .......
# Chris agrees.. 17 hours 43 minutes and 14 seconds later, he makes his publish
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tx = await self.stream_create(
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'hit-song', '1.0', data=b'The Whale and The Bookmark', channel_id=channel_id
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)
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await self.generate(5)
# He sends the link to Ramsey, all happy and proud
uri = 'lbry://@spam/hit-song'
# But sadly Ramsey wasn't so pleased. It was hard for him to tell Chris...
# Chris, though a bit heartbroken, abandoned the claim for now, but instantly started working on new hit lyrics
abandon = await self.out(self.daemon.jsonrpc_stream_abandon(txid=tx['txid'], nout=0, blocking=True))
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self.assertTrue(abandon['inputs'][0]['txid'], tx['txid'])
await self.confirm_tx(abandon['txid'])
# He them checks that the claim doesn't resolve anymore.
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self.assertEqual(
{'error': {
'name': 'NOT_FOUND',
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'text': f'Could not find claim at "{uri}".'
}},
await self.resolve(uri)
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)
# He closes and opens the wallet server databases to see how horribly they break
db = self.conductor.spv_node.server.db
db.close()
db.open_db()
await db.initialize_caches()
# They didn't! (error would be AssertionError: 276 vs 266 (264 counts) on startup)