Refactored lesson to use switchboard-on-demand - #5
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I find bankrun library has been deprecated. Better to use anchor native testing framework or litesvm |
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LiteSVM is a tad bit quicker than Bankrun (doesn't output program logs however). Don't bother using |
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Uses the newer on-demand SDK for aggregating pull feeds, committing and revealing randomness. Tests written for devnet.
Tried very, very hard to write the tests in Bankrun, with a lot of hacky attempts at circumventing blockers when generating randomness (Bankrun doesn't have an RPC, which means Switchboard's VRF oracles would not be able to sign for randomness generation) , but to no avail.