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🍨Testing with Brownie

A step-by-step guide for creating a Brownie project and deploying it to your private StealthTest environment.

Before you begin, please make sure to create your StealthTest environmentarrow-up-right and have access to the RPC URL and chain ID.

This document is intended to act as a quick start integration guide for new Brownie projects. If you already have an established Brownie project, skip to step 3.

For more information on Hardhat please access the documentation here: Brownie documentationarrow-up-right

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We will never ask you for your private key, nor will it ever be required to create a StealthTest environment.

  1. Install Brownie.

    1. python3 -m pip install --user pipx

    2. python3 -m pipx ensurepath

    3. pipx install eth-brownie

    4. Run the command brownie to ensure the installation was successful.

user % brownie
Brownie v1.19.3 - Python development framework for Ethereum

Usage:  brownie <command> [<args>...] [options <args>]

Commands:
  init               Initialize a new brownie project
  bake               Initialize from a brownie-mix template
  pm                 Install and manage external packages
  compile            Compile the contract source files
  console            Load the console
  test               Run test cases in the tests/ folder
  run                Run a script in the scripts/ folder
  accounts           Manage local accounts
  networks           Manage network settings
  gui                Load the GUI to view opcodes and test coverage
  analyze            Find security vulnerabilities using the MythX API

Options:
  --help -h          Display this message
  --version          Show version and exit

Type 'brownie <command> --help' for specific options and more information about
each command.

  1. Create a new Brownie project.

    1. Create a new directory for your project: mkdir my-brownie-project

    2. Initialize your new project, we'll start from an ERC-20 template by running brownie bake-token

    3. You'll now have a folder called token, navigate there to compile your contracts.

  1. Compile your contracts

    1. Contracts are located at ./contracts

    2. brownie compile

  1. Configure your project for StealthTest

    1. Add StealthTest RPC URL and ChainID as a new network

  1. Deploy your contract to StealthTest

    1. Run the following command:

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And that's it! You're now testing in private using StealthTest! 💪

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