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Raiden Scenario Player

The Raiden Scenario Player is an integration testing tool written in Python 3. It allows testing of various scenarios, and is an integral component of the Raiden test suite.

Installation

For Users

Using git & pip:

# Clone the scenario-player repository
~/ $git clone http://github.com/raiden-network/scenario-player

# Install the scenario-player.
~/ $pip install ./scenario-player

# Show available commands:
~/ $scenario_player --help

# Show help for subcommand, e.g.:
~/ $scenario_player run --help

You can also use make:

make install

Or docker:

docker pull raidennetwork/scenario-player:<tag>

Where <tag> may be a specific version, git branch or latest for the last commit on dev, or stable for the last release on master.

For Developers

make is your friend:

make install-dev

Note that this installs a pypi version of raiden - if you'd like to run the SP against the latest commit on the develop branch of the raiden repository, addtionally run this command:

make install-raiden-develop

For all other versions of raiden, you will have to manually install it.

Usage

Invoking the scenario-player from the cli can be done in one of the following ways, depending on how you installed the tool.

Invoke the command directly on the cli:

$ scenario-player run --chain=goerli:http://geth.goerli.ethnodes.brainbot.com:8545 \
    --keystore-file=/path/to/keystore.file --password=${KEYSTORE_PW} \
    /path/to/scenario.yaml

Reclaiming spent test ether:

$ scenario-player reclaim --chain=goerli:http://geth.goerli.ethnodes.brainbot.com:8545 \
    --keystore-file=/path/to/keystore.file --password=${KEYSTORE_PW}

If you're using docker, use the docker run command, like so:

docker run -i -t \
   -v ${DATA_DIR}:/data \
   -v ${WALLET_DIR}:${WALLET_DIR}:ro \
   raidennetwork/scenario-player:${branch}

As you can see, you'll have to mount some local directories to the container, otherwise the container will not run. DATA_DIR is the location of your blockchain data, and the WALLET_DIR should point to the location of your wallet file.

Scenario Examples

For example scenarios have a look at the Raiden repository's scenarios. These can be found here.

Tools

With the Performance Analysis Tool the logs of the scenario player can be analyzed and visualized.

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