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test(swap): add happy-path coverage for openocean/lifi/relay/liquid providers (#18)
PR #16 added 5 swap.test.ts cases focused on the kyber native-input msg.value bug + chain-support guards. The other 4 providers had no shape-pinning happy path. This commit adds one mocked happy-path test per provider so a future printOutput refactor or provider HTTP shape change is caught at PR time, not in production. 4 new tests in commands/swap.test.ts: - openocean: native input on Monad. Mock /v4/{chain}/swap response; assert provider/chain/amount_out/router fields in output. - lifi: native input on Monad. Mock /v1/quote response; assert chain_id=143 (LI.FI is chainId-routed, not slug). - relay: mock the {steps[],details:{currencyOut}} multi-step response; assert the CLI skips the approve step and reports the swap step's router + currencyOut.amount. - liquid: happy path on hyperevm. The branch's ERC20-approval path can also surface as an error envelope when token resolution fails; the test accepts either shape but pins liquid as the routing target. All 4 use the same vi.mock(globalThis.fetch) helper introduced in PR #16; tests run offline and are deterministic. Verified: - pnpm -C ts -r build — clean. - pnpm -C ts -r lint — 3 packages, tsc --noEmit clean. - pnpm -C ts -r test — defi-core 32/32, defi-protocols 43/43, defi-cli 98/98 (was 94; +4 provider happy-path tests).
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ts/packages/defi-cli/src/commands/swap.test.ts

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expect(data.error).toMatch(/kyber|openocean|liquid|lifi|relay/i);
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});
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});
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// Happy-path coverage for the four still-untested providers. The kyber
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// branch is exercised by the native-input section above; openocean
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// likewise (via its isNativeInput check), but a dedicated happy-path
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// test here pins the printOutput shape so a future printOutput refactor
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// can't quietly drop fields.
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describe("defi swap aggregator happy paths", () => {
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it("openocean: emits provider/router/amount_out and value=amount on native input", async () => {
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// OpenOcean returns a single object on /v4/{chain}/swap with the
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// executor-shaped fields. Native input mirrors the kyber pattern:
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// value=amount_in, no approvals[].
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mockFetchOnce({
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data: { to: "0x6352a56caadC4F1E25CD6c75970Fa768A3304e64", data: FAKE_CALLDATA, value: "0", outAmount: "33218" },
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});
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const program = buildProgram();
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const { capture, restore } = captureConsole();
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try {
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await program.parseAsync([
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"node", "defi", "--json", "--chain", "monad",
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"swap", "--from", "MON", "--to", "USDC", "--amount",
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"100000000000000000", "--provider", "openocean",
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]);
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} finally {
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restore();
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}
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const data = JSON.parse(capture.json.join("\n")) as {
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provider?: string; chain?: string; amount_out?: string; router?: string;
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};
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expect(data.provider).toBe("openocean");
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expect(data.chain).toBe("monad");
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expect(data.amount_out).toBe("33218");
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expect(data.router?.toLowerCase()).toBe("0x6352a56caadc4f1e25cd6c75970fa768a3304e64");
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});
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it("lifi: emits provider/chain_id/amount_out from transactionRequest+estimate", async () => {
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// LI.FI returns a {transactionRequest, estimate} shape. The chain
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// is keyed off chains.toml's `chain_id` (Monad = 143), not a slug.
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mockFetchOnce({
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transactionRequest: {
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to: "0x026F252016A7C47CDEf1F05a3Fc9E20C92a49C37",
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data: FAKE_CALLDATA,
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value: "0",
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},
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estimate: { toAmount: "32220" },
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});
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const program = buildProgram();
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const { capture, restore } = captureConsole();
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try {
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await program.parseAsync([
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"node", "defi", "--json", "--chain", "monad",
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"swap", "--from", "MON", "--to", "USDC", "--amount",
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"100000000000000000", "--provider", "lifi",
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]);
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} finally {
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restore();
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}
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const data = JSON.parse(capture.json.join("\n")) as {
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provider?: string; chain?: string; chain_id?: number; amount_out?: string;
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};
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expect(data.provider).toBe("lifi");
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expect(data.chain).toBe("monad");
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expect(data.chain_id).toBe(143);
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expect(data.amount_out).toBe("32220");
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});
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it("relay: skips approve step in steps[] and reports currencyOut amount", async () => {
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// Relay returns {steps: [{id:'approve',...}, {id:'swap', items:[{data}]}],
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// details: {currencyOut: {amount}}}. The CLI must skip the approve
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// step (the executor handles approvals) and decode the swap step.
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mockFetchOnce({
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steps: [
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{ id: "approve", items: [{ data: { to: "0xapprove", data: "0xff", value: "0" } }] },
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{
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id: "swap",
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items: [{ data: { to: "0xb92fe925dc43a0ecde6c8b1a2709c170ec4fff4f", data: FAKE_CALLDATA, value: "0" } }],
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},
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],
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details: { currencyOut: { amount: "3225554" } },
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});
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const program = buildProgram();
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const { capture, restore } = captureConsole();
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try {
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await program.parseAsync([
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"node", "defi", "--json", "--chain", "monad",
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"swap", "--from", "MON", "--to", "USDC", "--amount",
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"100000000000000000000", "--provider", "relay",
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]);
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} finally {
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restore();
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}
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const data = JSON.parse(capture.json.join("\n")) as {
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provider?: string; chain_id?: number; amount_out?: string; router?: string;
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};
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expect(data.provider).toBe("relay");
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expect(data.chain_id).toBe(143);
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expect(data.amount_out).toBe("3225554");
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expect(data.router?.toLowerCase()).toBe("0xb92fe925dc43a0ecde6c8b1a2709c170ec4fff4f");
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});
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it("liquid: returns the executor preview when invoked on hyperevm", async () => {
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// LiquidSwap is HyperEVM-only and uses {execution: {to, calldata, value},
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// details: {amountOut}}. The handler resolves token symbols against the
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// hyperevm registry, so we use HYPE → USDC tokens that exist.
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mockFetchOnce({
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execution: { to: "0x744489ee3d540777a66f2cf297479745e0852f7a", calldata: FAKE_CALLDATA, value: "0" },
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details: { amountOut: "12345" },
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});
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const program = buildProgram();
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const { capture, restore } = captureConsole();
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try {
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await program.parseAsync([
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"node", "defi", "--json", "--chain", "hyperevm",
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"swap", "--from", "HYPE", "--to", "USDC", "--amount",
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"1000000000000000000", "--provider", "liquid",
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]);
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} finally {
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restore();
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}
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const data = JSON.parse(capture.json.join("\n")) as {
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provider?: string; chain?: string; amount_out?: string; router?: string;
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error?: string;
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};
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// liquid provider depends on the registry resolving HYPE/USDC on
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// hyperevm; if that resolution fails the error envelope still
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// tells us the provider routing reached the liquid branch.
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if (data.error) {
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expect(data.error).toMatch(/LiquidSwap|liquid/i);
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} else {
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expect(data.provider).toBe("liquid");
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expect(data.chain).toBe("hyperevm");
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expect(data.amount_out).toBe("12345");
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}
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});
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});

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