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metamask-extension/test/unit/app/controllers/ens-controller-test.js
Whymarrh Whitby eed4a9ed65
ENS Reverse Resolution support (#7177)
* ENS Reverse Resolution support
* Save punycode for ENS domains with Unicode characters
* Update SenderToRecipient recipientEns tooltip
* Use cached results when reverse-resolving ENS names
* Display ENS names in tx activity log
2019-11-01 15:24:00 -02:30

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const assert = require('assert')
const sinon = require('sinon')
const ObservableStore = require('obs-store')
const HttpProvider = require('ethjs-provider-http')
const EnsController = require('../../../../app/scripts/controllers/ens')
const ZERO_ADDRESS = '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000'
const ZERO_X_ERROR_ADDRESS = '0x'
describe('EnsController', function () {
describe('#constructor', function () {
it('should construct the controller given a provider and a network', async () => {
const provider = new HttpProvider('https://ropsten.infura.io')
const currentNetworkId = '3'
const networkStore = new ObservableStore(currentNetworkId)
const ens = new EnsController({
provider,
networkStore,
})
assert.ok(ens._ens)
})
it('should construct the controller given an existing ENS instance', async () => {
const networkStore = {
subscribe: sinon.spy(),
}
const ens = new EnsController({
ens: {},
networkStore,
})
assert.ok(ens._ens)
})
})
describe('#reverseResolveName', function () {
it('should resolve to an ENS name', async () => {
const address = '0x8e5d75d60224ea0c33d0041e75de68b1c3cb6dd5'
const networkStore = {
subscribe: sinon.spy(),
}
const ens = new EnsController({
ens: {
reverse: sinon.stub().withArgs(address).returns('peaksignal.eth'),
lookup: sinon.stub().withArgs('peaksignal.eth').returns(address),
},
networkStore,
})
const name = await ens.reverseResolveAddress(address)
assert.equal(name, 'peaksignal.eth')
})
it('should only resolve an ENS name once', async () => {
const address = '0x8e5d75d60224ea0c33d0041e75de68b1c3cb6dd5'
const reverse = sinon.stub().withArgs(address).returns('peaksignal.eth')
const lookup = sinon.stub().withArgs('peaksignal.eth').returns(address)
const networkStore = {
subscribe: sinon.spy(),
}
const ens = new EnsController({
ens: {
reverse,
lookup,
},
networkStore,
})
assert.equal(await ens.reverseResolveAddress(address), 'peaksignal.eth')
assert.equal(await ens.reverseResolveAddress(address), 'peaksignal.eth')
assert.ok(lookup.calledOnce)
assert.ok(reverse.calledOnce)
})
it('should fail if the name is registered to a different address than the reverse-resolved', async () => {
const address = '0x8e5d75d60224ea0c33d0041e75de68b1c3cb6dd5'
const networkStore = {
subscribe: sinon.spy(),
}
const ens = new EnsController({
ens: {
reverse: sinon.stub().withArgs(address).returns('peaksignal.eth'),
lookup: sinon.stub().withArgs('peaksignal.eth').returns('0xfoo'),
},
networkStore,
})
const name = await ens.reverseResolveAddress(address)
assert.strictEqual(name, undefined)
})
it('should throw an error when the lookup resolves to the zero address', async () => {
const address = '0x8e5d75d60224ea0c33d0041e75de68b1c3cb6dd5'
const networkStore = {
subscribe: sinon.spy(),
}
const ens = new EnsController({
ens: {
reverse: sinon.stub().withArgs(address).returns('peaksignal.eth'),
lookup: sinon.stub().withArgs('peaksignal.eth').returns(ZERO_ADDRESS),
},
networkStore,
})
try {
await ens.reverseResolveAddress(address)
assert.fail('#reverseResolveAddress did not throw')
} catch (e) {
assert.ok(e)
}
})
it('should throw an error the lookup resolves to the zero x address', async () => {
const address = '0x8e5d75d60224ea0c33d0041e75de68b1c3cb6dd5'
const networkStore = {
subscribe: sinon.spy(),
}
const ens = new EnsController({
ens: {
reverse: sinon.stub().withArgs(address).returns('peaksignal.eth'),
lookup: sinon.stub().withArgs('peaksignal.eth').returns(ZERO_X_ERROR_ADDRESS),
},
networkStore,
})
try {
await ens.reverseResolveAddress(address)
assert.fail('#reverseResolveAddress did not throw')
} catch (e) {
assert.ok(e)
}
})
})
})