Add foundry/anvil harness for simulating and testing #24
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@IanWoodard this is fixed now :) |
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This addition makes it possible to replay prior liquidations, at least ones that were triggered by interest accrual (as opposed to price change). Simply run
yarn sim <block_number>where block number is set to be 1 block prior to the liquidation/warning in question.This code can be adapted to create unit tests and/or extended to support simulation of liquidations caused by price change. For that we'll need to do
web3.eth.extend(...)and use some of the special methods listed here.I tested this using the block number in index-sim.ts, and borrower
0x73e662293453f7d019865362e47e4ce590322926was in fact liquidated on the simulated chain.