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Signed-off-by: aminchegeni <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: aminchegeni <[email protected]>
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Fabino-Test is a lightweight Java testing library for Hyperledger Fabric that simplifies unit and integration
testing of
chaincode. It leverages JUnit 5 extensions, Testcontainers, and the Microfab Docker image to automatically
bootstrap a
Fabric network, install and commit chaincodes, and inject a ready-to-use Fabric Gateway SDK instance into test
classes.
Fabino-Test enables developers to focus on writing real test scenarios without manually managing the underlying network,
making Fabric testing fast, reproducible, and developer-friendly.