Reference - TON Docs

Blueprint provides comprehensive testing capabilities for TON smart contracts using the TON Sandbox emulator and test utilities. This reference covers all available testing APIs, methods, and utilities. Main Sections:

Environment setup — installation and basic test structure
Core Testing Classes — Blockchain, Treasury, RemoteBlockchainStorage
Type Definitions — SandboxContract, SendMessageResult, FlatTransaction, FlatTransactionComparable
Utility functions — helper functions for testing
Test utilities and matchers — Jest/Chai assertion extensions and testing utilities
Network configuration — custom blockchain configs

Environment setup

Blueprint testing environment requires proper setup of the TON Sandbox and test utilities.

Installation

npm install --save-dev @ton/sandbox @ton/test-utils

Basic test structure

./tests/Sample.spec.ts

import { Blockchain, SandboxContract, TreasuryContract } from '@ton/sandbox';
import { Cell, toNano } from '@ton/core';
import { Sample } from '../wrappers/Sample';
import '@ton/test-utils';
import { compile } from '@ton/blueprint';

describe('Sample', () => {
    let code: Cell;

    beforeAll(async () => {
        code = await compile('Sample');
    });

    let blockchain: Blockchain;
    let deployer: SandboxContract<TreasuryContract>;
    let sample: SandboxContract<Sample>;

    beforeEach(async () => {
        blockchain = await Blockchain.create();

        sample = blockchain.openContract(Sample.createFromConfig({}, code));

        deployer = await blockchain.treasury('deployer');

        const deployResult = await sample.sendDeploy(deployer.getSender(), toNano('0.05'));

        expect(deployResult.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
            from: deployer.address,
            to: sample.address,
            deploy: true,
            success: true,
        });
    });

    it('should deploy', async () => {
        // the check is done inside beforeEach
        // blockchain and sample are ready to use
    });
});

Core Testing Classes

`Blockchain`

The main blockchain emulator class provides an isolated testing environment.

class Blockchain {
    static create(opts?: {
        executor?: IExecutor;
        config?: BlockchainConfig;
        storage?: BlockchainStorage;
        meta?: ContractsMeta;
        autoDeployLibs?: boolean;
    }): Promise<Blockchain>

    // Contract and states management
    treasury(seed: string, params?: TreasuryParams): Promise<SandboxContract<TreasuryContract>>
    createWallets(n: number, params?: TreasuryParams): Promise<SandboxContract<TreasuryContract>[]>
    openContract<T extends Contract>(contract: T): SandboxContract<T>
    provider(address: Address, init?: StateInit | null): ContractProvider
    sender(address: Address): Sender
    getContract(address: Address): Promise<SmartContract>
    setShardAccount(address: Address, account: ShardAccount): Promise<void>
    getTransactions(address: Address, opts?: { limit?: number; lt?: string | bigint; hash?: string | Buffer }): Promise<BlockchainTransaction[]>

    // Core messaging methods
    sendMessage(message: Message | Cell, params?: MessageParams): Promise<SendMessageResult>
    sendMessageIter(message: Message | Cell, params?: SendMessageIterParams): Promise<AsyncIterator<BlockchainTransaction> & AsyncIterable<BlockchainTransaction>>
    runGetMethod(address: Address, method: number | string, stack?: TupleItem[], params?: GetMethodParams): Promise<GetMethodResult>
    runTickTock(on: Address | Address[], which: TickOrTock, params?: MessageParams): Promise<SendMessageResult>

    // Snapshotting
    snapshot(): BlockchainSnapshot
    loadFrom(snapshot: BlockchainSnapshot): Promise<void>

    // Coverage
    enableCoverage(enable?: boolean): void
    coverage(contract: Contract): Coverage | undefined
    coverageForCell(code: Cell, address?: Address): Coverage | undefined

    // Debugging
    getDebuggerExecutor(): Promise<Executor>
    get debug(): boolean
    set debug(value: boolean)

    // Configuration methods
    setVerbosityForAddress(address: Address, verbosity: Partial<LogsVerbosity> | Verbosity | undefined): Promise<void>
    setConfig(config: BlockchainConfig): void
    randomize(): Promise<Buffer>

    // Configuration properties
    get now(): number | undefined
    set now(now: number | undefined)
    get lt(): bigint
    get config(): Cell
    get configBase64(): string
    get verbosity(): LogsVerbosity
    set verbosity(value: LogsVerbosity)
    get libs(): Cell | undefined
    set libs(value: Cell | undefined)
    get random(): Buffer | undefined
    set random(value: Buffer | undefined)
    get recordStorage(): boolean
    set recordStorage(v: boolean)
    get autoDeployLibraries(): boolean
    set autoDeployLibraries(value: boolean)
    get prevBlocks(): PrevBlocksInfo | undefined
    set prevBlocks(value: PrevBlocksInfo | undefined)
}

`Blockchain.create()`

static create(opts?: {
    executor?: IExecutor;
    config?: BlockchainConfig;
    storage?: BlockchainStorage;
    meta?: ContractsMeta;
    autoDeployLibs?: boolean;
}): Promise<Blockchain>

Creates a new blockchain instance for testing. Parameters:

opts — optional blockchain configuration
- executor — custom contract executor (default: Executor)
- config — blockchain configuration (Cell, 'default', or 'slim')
- storage — contracts storage (default: LocalBlockchainStorage)
- meta — optional contracts metadata provider
- autoDeployLibs — automatically collect and deploy libraries

Returns: promise resolving to blockchain instance Usage example:

// Basic blockchain
const blockchain = await Blockchain.create();

// With slim config for faster execution
const blockchain = await Blockchain.create({ config: 'slim' });

// With remote storage
const blockchain = await Blockchain.create({
    storage: new RemoteBlockchainStorage(client)
});

// With auto-deploy libraries
const blockchain = await Blockchain.create({
    autoDeployLibs: true
});

`treasury()`

treasury(seed: string, params?: TreasuryParams): Promise<SandboxContract<TreasuryContract>>

Creates a treasury wallet contract. This wallet is used as an alternative to the wallet smart contract. Parameters:

seed — initial seed for the treasury. If the same seed is used to create a treasury, then these treasuries will be identical
params — optional treasury parameters
- workchain — the workchain ID of the treasury (default: 0)
- predeploy — if set, the treasury will be deployed at the moment of creation
- balance — initial balance of the treasury (default: 1_000_000 TON if omitted)
- resetBalanceIfZero — if set and the treasury balance is zero at the moment of calling the method, it resets the balance to balance

Returns: promise resolving to treasury contract wrapper Usage example:

const deployer = await blockchain.treasury('deployer');
const user = await blockchain.treasury('user', { balance: toNano('100') });

// Same seed creates identical treasury
const wallet1 = await blockchain.treasury('same-seed');
const wallet2 = await blockchain.treasury('same-seed');
// wallet1.address equals wallet2.address

`createWallets()`

createWallets(n: number, params?: TreasuryParams): Promise<SandboxContract<TreasuryContract>[]>

Bulk variant of treasury() method. Parameters:

n — number of wallets to create
params — params for treasury creation

Returns: array of opened treasury contracts Usage example:

const [wallet1, wallet2, wallet3] = await blockchain.createWallets(3);

`openContract()`

openContract<T extends Contract>(contract: T): SandboxContract<T>

Wraps a contract for testing with additional methods and state tracking. Parameters:

contract — contract instance to wrap

Returns: SandboxContract wrapper with testing capabilities Usage example:

const myContract = blockchain.openContract(MyContract.createFromConfig(config, code));

`provider()`

provider(address: Address, init?: StateInit | null): ContractProvider

Creates a new ContractProvider for the contract address. Parameters:

address — address to create contract provider for
init — initial state of contract

Returns: ContractProvider instance Usage example:

const contractProvider = blockchain.provider(address, init);

`sender()`

sender(address: Address): Sender

Creates a Sender for the address. Note that this sender pushes internal messages to the Blockchain directly. No value is deducted from the sender address; all the values are set to defaults. Use for test purposes only. Parameters:

address — address to create sender for

Returns: Sender instance Usage example:

const sender = blockchain.sender(address);
await contract.send(sender, ...);

`getContract()`

getContract(address: Address): Promise<SmartContract>

Retrieves SmartContract from BlockchainStorage. Parameters:

address — address of the contract to get

Returns: a promise resolving to a SmartContract instance

`setShardAccount()`

setShardAccount(address: Address, account: ShardAccount): Promise<void>

Sets the account state directly for a contract address. Parameters:

address — contract Address
account — ShardAccount state to set

`getTransactions()`

getTransactions(address: Address, opts?: {
    limit?: number;
    lt?: string | bigint;
    hash?: string | Buffer;
}): Promise<BlockchainTransaction[]>

Retrieves transactions for the specified address. Transactions are ordered from newest to oldest. Parameters:

address — the Address to retrieve transactions for
opts — options to fetch transactions
- lt — logical time of the transaction to start from (must be used with hash)
- hash — hash of the transaction to start from (must be used with lt)
- limit — maximum number of transactions to return

Returns: promise resolving to an array of transactions involving the given address Usage example:

const transactions = await blockchain.getTransactions(Address.parse('...'), {
    lt: '1234567890',
    hash: 'abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890',
    limit: 10
});

`sendMessage()`

sendMessage(message: Message | Cell, params?: MessageParams): Promise<SendMessageResult>

Emulates the result of sending a message to this Blockchain. Emulates the whole chain of transactions before returning the result. Each transaction increases lt by 1000000. Parameters:

message — message to send (Message object or Cell for external messages)
params — optional MessageParams
- now — override blockchain time for this message
- randomSeed — random seed for deterministic execution
- ignoreChksig — whether CHKSIG instructions are set to always succeed. Default: false

Returns: promise resolving to SendMessageResult containing transactions, events, and externals Usage example:

const result = await blockchain.sendMessage(internal({
    from: sender.address,
    to: contract.address,
    value: toNano('1'),
    body: beginCell().storeUint(0, 32).endCell(),
}));

// Check transactions
expect(result.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
    from: sender.address,
    to: contract.address,
    success: true
});

`sendMessageIter()`

sendMessageIter(message: Message | Cell, params?: SendMessageIterParams): Promise<AsyncIterator<BlockchainTransaction> & AsyncIterable<BlockchainTransaction>>

Starts emulating the result of sending a message to this Blockchain. Each iterator call emulates one transaction, so the whole chain is not emulated immediately, unlike in sendMessage. Parameters:

message — message to send (Message or Cell)
params — optional parameters
- allowParallel — when true, allows many consequential executions of this method (default: false)
- other MessageParams (now, randomSeed, ignoreChksig)

Returns: promise resolving to async iterator of BlockchainTransaction Usage example:

const message = internal({
    from: sender.address,
    to: address,
    value: toNano('1'),
    body: beginCell().storeUint(0, 32).endCell(),
});

for await (const tx of await blockchain.sendMessageIter(message, { randomSeed: crypto.randomBytes(32) })) {
    // process transaction
    console.log(tx);
}

`runGetMethod()`

runGetMethod(address: Address, method: number | string, stack?: TupleItem[], params?: GetMethodParams): Promise<GetMethodResult>

Runs a get method on the contract. Parameters:

address — contract Address
method — method ID (number) or method name (string) to run
stack — method parameters as TupleItem array
params — optional GetMethodParams
- now — override blockchain time for this call
- randomSeed — random seed for deterministic execution
- gasLimit — overrides TVM emulator gas_limit, defaults to 10_000_000

Returns: promise resolving to GetMethodResult with stackReader and other execution details Usage example:

const { stackReader } = await blockchain.runGetMethod(address, 'get_now', [], {
    now: 2,
});
const now = stackReader.readNumber();

// With method ID
const result = await blockchain.runGetMethod(address, 123, []);

`runTickTock()`

runTickTock(on: Address | Address[], which: TickOrTock, params?: MessageParams): Promise<SendMessageResult>

Runs tick or tock transaction. Parameters:

on — Address or Address array to run tick-tock
which — type of transaction ('tick' or 'tock')
params — MessageParams (now, randomSeed, ignoreChksig)

Returns: promise resolving to SendMessageResult Usage example:

let res = await blockchain.runTickTock(address, 'tock');

`snapshot()`

snapshot(): BlockchainSnapshot

Saves a snapshot of the current blockchain. Returns: BlockchainSnapshot object Usage example:

const snapshot = blockchain.snapshot();
// some operations
await blockchain.loadFrom(snapshot); // restores blockchain state

`loadFrom()`

loadFrom(snapshot: BlockchainSnapshot): Promise<void>

Restores blockchain state from the snapshot. Parameters:

snapshot — BlockchainSnapshot to restore from

Usage example:

const snapshot = blockchain.snapshot();
// ... perform operations
await blockchain.loadFrom(snapshot);

`enableCoverage()`

enableCoverage(enable?: boolean): void

Enable coverage collection. Parameters:

enable — if false, disable coverage collection (default: true)

Usage example:

blockchain.enableCoverage();
// ... execute contract methods
const coverage = blockchain.coverage(contract);

`coverage()`

coverage(contract: Contract): Coverage | undefined

Returns coverage analysis for the specified contract. Coverage is collected at the TVM assembly instruction level from all executed transactions and get method calls. Parameters:

contract — contract to analyze coverage for

Returns: Coverage object with detailed coverage data or undefined Throws: Error if the contract has no code or if verbose VM logs are not enabled Usage example:

blockchain.enableCoverage();
await contract.send(sender, { value: toNano('1') }, 'increment');

const coverage = blockchain.coverage(contract);
const summary = coverage?.summary();
console.log(`Coverage: ${summary?.coveragePercentage?.toFixed(2)}%`);

const htmlReport = coverage?.report("html");
await fs.writeFile("coverage.html", htmlReport);

`coverageForCell()`

coverageForCell(code: Cell, address?: Address): Coverage | undefined

Returns coverage analysis for the specified code cell. This method allows analyzing coverage for code cells directly, with optional address filtering. Parameters:

code — Cell containing contract code to analyze
address — optional contract address to filter transactions by

Returns: Coverage object with detailed coverage data Usage example:

blockchain.enableCoverage();
const coverage = blockchain.coverageForCell(codeCell, contractAddress);
const allCoverage = blockchain.coverageForCell(codeCell); // Without address filtering

`getDebuggerExecutor()`

getDebuggerExecutor(): Promise<Executor>

Gets the debugger executor instance for debugging purposes. Returns: promise resolving to Executor instance for debugging Usage example:

const debugExecutor = await blockchain.getDebuggerExecutor();
// Use debugExecutor for debugging operations

`debug`

get debug(): boolean
set debug(value: boolean)

Gets or sets debug mode for the blockchain.

`setVerbosityForAddress()`

setVerbosityForAddress(address: Address, verbosity: Partial<LogsVerbosity> | Verbosity | undefined): Promise<void>

Update the logs’ verbosity level for the address. Parameters:

address — contract Address
verbosity — LogsVerbosity configuration or undefined to reset

Usage example:

await blockchain.setVerbosityForAddress(contract.address, {
    blockchainLogs: true,
    vmLogs: 'vm_logs_full'
});

`setConfig()`

setConfig(config: BlockchainConfig): void

Updates blockchain config. Parameters:

config — custom config in Cell format, or predefined 'default' | 'slim'

Usage example:

blockchain.setConfig('slim'); // Use slim config for faster execution
blockchain.setConfig(customConfigCell); // Use custom config

`randomize()`

randomize(): Promise<Buffer>

Generates and sets a new random seed using secure random bytes. Returns: promise resolving to the generated random seed Buffer Usage example:

const newSeed = await blockchain.randomize();

`now`

get now(): number | undefined
set now(now: number | undefined)

Gets or sets the current time in the blockchain (UNIX timestamp). Usage example:

// Get current time
const currentTime = blockchain.now;

// Set blockchain time
blockchain.now = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000);

// Clear time (use system time)
blockchain.now = undefined;

`lt`

get lt(): bigint

Gets the current logical time in the blockchain. Returns: current logical time as bigint

`config`

get config(): Cell

Gets the configuration used in the blockchain. Returns: configuration as Cell

`configBase64`

get configBase64(): string

Gets the configuration used in the blockchain in base64 format. Returns: configuration as base64 string

`verbosity`

get verbosity(): LogsVerbosity
set verbosity(value: LogsVerbosity)

Gets or sets the logs verbosity level. Usage example:

// Get current verbosity
const currentVerbosity = blockchain.verbosity;

// Set verbosity
blockchain.verbosity = {
    print: true,
    blockchainLogs: true,
    vmLogs: 'vm_logs_full',
    debugLogs: true
};

`libs`

get libs(): Cell | undefined
set libs(value: Cell | undefined)

Gets or sets the global blockchain libraries. Usage example:

// Get current libs
const currentLibs = blockchain.libs;

// Set libraries
const libsDict = Dictionary.empty(Dictionary.Keys.Buffer(32), Dictionary.Values.Cell());
libsDict.set(libCell.hash(), libCell);
blockchain.libs = beginCell().storeDictDirect(libsDict).endCell();

`random`

get random(): Buffer | undefined
set random(value: Buffer | undefined)

Gets or sets the random seed. Usage example:

// Get current random seed
const currentSeed = blockchain.random;

// Set random seed
blockchain.random = crypto.randomBytes(32);

`recordStorage`

get recordStorage(): boolean
set recordStorage(v: boolean)

If set to true, BlockchainTransaction will have oldStorage and newStorage fields. Note that enabling this flag will disable a certain optimization, which will slow down contract emulation.

`autoDeployLibraries`

get autoDeployLibraries(): boolean
set autoDeployLibraries(value: boolean)

Gets or sets whether libraries should be automatically deployed.

`prevBlocks`

get prevBlocks(): PrevBlocksInfo | undefined
set prevBlocks(value: PrevBlocksInfo | undefined)

Gets or sets the PrevBlocksInfo for the blockchain.

`Treasury`

A test treasury wallet for sending transactions and managing test funds. Treasury is created by blockchain.treasury() and provides a convenient wallet interface for testing.

class TreasuryContract implements Contract {
    static readonly code: Cell;
    static create(workchain: number, subwalletId: bigint): TreasuryContract;
    readonly address: Address;
    readonly init: StateInit;
    readonly subwalletId: bigint;
    constructor(workchain: number, subwalletId: bigint);
    sendMessages(provider: ContractProvider, messages: MessageRelaxed[], sendMode?: SendMode): Promise<void>;
    send(provider: ContractProvider, args: SenderArguments): Promise<void>;
    getSender(provider: ContractProvider): Treasury;
    getBalance(provider: ContractProvider): Promise<bigint>;
    createTransfer(args: {
        messages: MessageRelaxed[];
        sendMode?: SendMode;
    }): Cell;
}

type Treasury = SandboxContract<TreasuryContract>

`code`

static readonly code: Cell

Static property containing the compiled treasury contract code. Returns: Cell with treasury contract bytecode

`create()`

static create(workchain: number, subwalletId: bigint): TreasuryContract

Creates a new treasury contract instance. Parameters:

workchain — workchain ID (typically 0)
subwalletId — unique subwallet identifier

Returns: new TreasuryContract instance

`address`

readonly address: Address

The address of the treasury contract. Returns: Address of the treasury

`init`

readonly init: StateInit

The initial state of the treasury contract. Returns: StateInit for contract deployment

`subwalletId`

readonly subwalletId: bigint

Unique subwallet identifier generated from the treasury seed using SHA-256. Returns: bigint subwallet ID

`sendMessages()`

sendMessages(provider: ContractProvider, messages: MessageRelaxed[], sendMode?: SendMode): Promise<void>

Sends multiple messages via the treasury contract. Parameters:

provider — ContractProvider
messages — array of MessageRelaxed to send
sendMode — optional SendMode (default: pay gas fees separately)

`send()`

send(provider: ContractProvider, args: SenderArguments): Promise<void>

Sends a single message via the treasury contract. Parameters:

provider — ContractProvider
args — SenderArguments including value, body, and send mode

`getSender()`

getSender(): Sender

Returns a sender interface for this treasury that automatically handles sending transactions. Returns: Sender object for transaction signing Usage example:

const deployer = await blockchain.treasury('deployer');
const sender = deployer.getSender();

// Sender automatically handles seqno and signing
await contract.sendDeploy(sender, toNano('0.05'));

`getBalance()`

getBalance(provider: ContractProvider): Promise<bigint>

Returns the current TON balance of the treasury. Parameters:

provider — ContractProvider

Returns: promise resolving to balance in nanoTON Usage example:

const treasury = await blockchain.treasury('user');
const balance = await treasury.getBalance();
console.log(`Treasury balance: ${balance} nanoTON`);

`createTransfer()`

createTransfer(args: {
    messages: MessageRelaxed[];
    sendMode?: SendMode;
}): Cell

Creates a transfer message cell for sending multiple messages via the treasury. Parameters:

args — transfer arguments
- messages — array of MessageRelaxed to include in transfer
- sendMode — optional SendMode (default: pay gas fees separately)

Returns: Cell containing the transfer message body

Treasury usage

Treasury contracts are pre-funded wallets that work like regular wallet contracts: Usage example:

// Create treasury with default 1M TON balance
const treasury = await blockchain.treasury('user');

// Create treasury with custom balance
const richTreasury = await blockchain.treasury('rich', {
    balance: toNano(10_000_000n)
});

// Use treasury sender for transactions
await contract.sendMessage(treasury.getSender(), toNano('1'), messageBody);

// Treasury handles all operations automatically

`RemoteBlockchainStorage`

Storage implementation that fetches contract states from a real TON network.

class RemoteBlockchainStorage implements BlockchainStorage {
    constructor(client: TonClient4Wrapper, blockSeqno?: number)
}

Parameters:

client — wrapped TON client for network access
blockSeqno — optional block number to fetch state from

Usage example:

import { TonClient4 } from '@ton/ton';
import { RemoteBlockchainStorage, wrapTonClient4ForRemote } from '@ton/sandbox';

const blockchain = await Blockchain.create({
    storage: new RemoteBlockchainStorage(
        wrapTonClient4ForRemote(
            new TonClient4({
                endpoint: 'https://mainnet-v4.tonhubapi.com'
            })
        )
    )
});

Type Definitions

`SandboxContract`

Enhanced contract wrapper that transforms contract methods for sandbox testing. SandboxContract automatically wraps get methods and send methods to work with the sandbox environment.

export type SandboxContract<F> = {
    [P in keyof F]: P extends `${'get' | 'is'}${string}`
        ? F[P] extends (x: infer CP, ...args: infer P) => infer R
            ? ExtendsContractProvider<CP> extends true
                ? (...args: P) => R
                : never
            : never
        : P extends `send${string}`
            ? F[P] extends (x: infer CP, ...args: infer P) => infer R
                ? ExtendsContractProvider<CP> extends true
                    ? (...args: P) => Promise<SendMessageResult & {
                        result: R extends Promise<infer PR> ? PR : R;
                    }>
                    : never
                : never
            : F[P];
};

Key transformations:

Get methods (get*) — Remove the ContractProvider parameter, return the same result
Send methods (send*) — Remove ContractProvider parameter, return Promise<SendMessageResult & { result: R }>
Other properties — Remain unchanged

Usage example:

// Open a contract in sandbox
const myContract = blockchain.openContract(MyContract.createFromConfig(config, code));

// Deploy the contract - returns SendMessageResult
const deployResult = await myContract.sendDeploy(deployer.getSender(), toNano('0.05'));
expect(deployResult.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
    from: deployer.address,
    to: myContract.address,
    success: true
});

// Send methods return SendMessageResult with transaction info
const incrementResult = await myContract.sendIncrement(user.getSender(), toNano('0.1'));
expect(incrementResult.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
    from: user.address,
    to: myContract.address,
    success: true
});

// Get methods work the same as production
const counter = await myContract.getCounter();
expect(counter).toBe(1n);

`SendMessageResult`

Result of sending a message to the blockchain emulator.

export type SendMessageResult = {
    transactions: BlockchainTransaction[];
    events: Event[];
    externals: ExternalOut[];
};

Properties:

transactions — array of BlockchainTransaction objects that resulted from the message
events — array of Event objects emitted during execution
externals — array of ExternalOut messages generated during execution

`BlockchainTransaction`

Enhanced transaction type with additional sandbox-specific properties.

export type BlockchainTransaction = SmartContractTransaction & {
    events: Event[];
    parent?: BlockchainTransaction;
    children: BlockchainTransaction[];
    externals: ExternalOut[];
    mode?: number;
};

Properties:

events — Event objects emitted during transaction execution
parent — parent BlockchainTransaction that triggered this one
children — child BlockchainTransaction objects triggered by this transaction
externals — ExternalOut messages generated during execution
mode — transaction execution mode

`MessageParams`

Optional parameters for message sending operations.

export type MessageParams = Partial<{
    now: number;
    randomSeed: Buffer;
    ignoreChksig: boolean;
}>;

Properties:

now — override blockchain time for this message (UNIX timestamp)
randomSeed — random seed for deterministic execution
ignoreChksig — whether CHKSIG instructions are set to always succeed

`GetMethodParams`

Optional parameters for a get method execution.

export type GetMethodParams = Partial<{
    now: number;
    randomSeed: Buffer;
    gasLimit: bigint;
}>;

Properties:

now — override blockchain time for this call (UNIX timestamp)
randomSeed — random seed for deterministic execution
gasLimit — override TVM emulator gas limit (default: 10,000,000)

`GetMethodResult`

Result of executing a get method on a contract.

export type GetMethodResult = {
    stack: TupleItem[];
    stackReader: TupleReader;
    exitCode: number;
    gasUsed: bigint;
    blockchainLogs: string;
    vmLogs: string;
    debugLogs: string;
};

Properties:

stack — raw TupleItem array returned by the method
stackReader — convenient TupleReader for parsing stack items
exitCode — TVM exit code (0 for success, see ExitCodes)
gasUsed — amount of gas consumed during execution
blockchainLogs — blockchain-level execution logs
vmLogs — TVM execution logs
debugLogs — debug-level execution logs

`Verbosity`

Verbosity levels for TVM execution logging.

export type Verbosity = 'none' | 'vm_logs' | 'vm_logs_location' | 'vm_logs_gas' | 'vm_logs_full' | 'vm_logs_verbose';

Values:

'none' — no VM logs
'vm_logs' — basic VM execution logs
'vm_logs_location' — VM logs with code location information
'vm_logs_gas' — VM logs with gas consumption details
'vm_logs_full' — comprehensive VM logs
'vm_logs_verbose' — maximum verbosity VM logs

`LogsVerbosity`

Configuration for different types of logging output.

export type LogsVerbosity = {
    print: boolean;
    blockchainLogs: boolean;
    vmLogs: Verbosity;
    debugLogs: boolean;
};

Properties:

print — enable console output
blockchainLogs — enable blockchain-level logs
vmLogs — TVM execution Verbosity level
debugLogs — enable debug-level logs

`SmartContractTransaction`

Enhanced transaction type with execution logs and storage information.

export type SmartContractTransaction = Transaction & {
    blockchainLogs: string;
    vmLogs: string;
    debugLogs: string;
    oldStorage?: Cell;
    newStorage?: Cell;
    outActions?: OutAction[];
};

Properties:

blockchainLogs — blockchain execution logs
vmLogs — TVM execution logs
debugLogs — debug execution logs
oldStorage — contract storage before transaction (if recordStorage enabled)
newStorage — contract storage after transaction (if recordStorage enabled)
outActions — output actions generated during execution

`BlockchainSnapshot`

Snapshot of blockchain state for persistence and restoration.

export type BlockchainSnapshot = {
    contracts: SmartContractSnapshot[];
    networkConfig: string;
    lt: bigint;
    time?: number;
    verbosity: LogsVerbosity;
    libs?: Cell;
    nextCreateWalletIndex: number;
    prevBlocksInfo?: PrevBlocksInfo;
    randomSeed?: Buffer;
    autoDeployLibs: boolean;
    transactions: BlockchainTransaction[];
};

Properties:

contracts — snapshots of all contract states
networkConfig — blockchain configuration
lt — current logical time
time — current blockchain time
verbosity — logging configuration
libs — shared libraries
nextCreateWalletIndex — next treasury wallet index
prevBlocksInfo — previous blocks information
randomSeed — random seed for execution
autoDeployLibs — auto-deploy libraries flag
transactions — transaction history

`GetMethodResultSuccess`

Successful get method execution result from the remote API.

export type GetMethodResultSuccess = {
    success: true;
    stack: string;
    gas_used: string;
    vm_exit_code: number;
    vm_log: string;
    missing_library: string | null;
};

Properties:

success — always true for successful results
stack — serialized result stack
gas_used — gas consumption as string
vm_exit_code — TVM exit code
vm_log — TVM execution log
missing_library — missing library hash if any

`GetMethodResultError`

A failed get method execution result from the remote API.

export type GetMethodResultError = {
    success: false;
    error: string;
};

Properties:

success — always false for error results
error — error description

`Event` Types

Blockchain events that were emitted during transaction execution.

export type EventAccountCreated = {
    type: 'account_created';
    account: Address;
};

export type EventAccountDestroyed = {
    type: 'account_destroyed';
    account: Address;
};

export type EventMessageSent = {
    type: 'message_sent';
    from: Address;
    to: Address;
    value: bigint;
    body: Cell;
    bounced: boolean;
};

export type Event = EventAccountCreated | EventAccountDestroyed | EventMessageSent;

Event Types:

EventAccountCreated — account was created during execution
EventAccountDestroyed — account was destroyed during execution
EventMessageSent — message was sent during execution

`BlockId`

An identifier for a blockchain block.

export type BlockId = {
    workchain: number;
    shard: bigint;
    seqno: number;
    rootHash: Buffer;
    fileHash: Buffer;
};

Properties:

workchain — workchain number
shard — shard identifier
seqno — sequence number
rootHash — block root hash
fileHash — block file hash

`PrevBlocksInfo`

Information about previous blocks in the blockchain.

export type PrevBlocksInfo = {
    lastMcBlocks: BlockId[];
    prevKeyBlock: BlockId;
    lastMcBlocks100?: BlockId[];
};

Properties:

lastMcBlocks — last masterchain blocks
prevKeyBlock — previous key block
lastMcBlocks100 — last 100 masterchain blocks (optional)

`SerializableSnapshot`

JSON-serializable format for blockchain snapshots.

export type SerializableSnapshot = {
    contracts: {
        address: string;
        account: string;
        lastTxTime: number;
        verbosity?: Partial<LogsVerbosity>;
    }[];
    networkConfig: string;
    lt: string;
    time?: number;
    verbosity: LogsVerbosity;
    libs?: string;
    nextCreateWalletIndex: number;
    prevBlocksInfo?: {
        lastMcBlocks: SerializableBlockId[];
        prevKeyBlock: SerializableBlockId;
        lastMcBlocks100?: SerializableBlockId[];
    };
    randomSeed?: string;
    autoDeployLibs: boolean;
    transactions: {
        transaction: string;
        blockchainLogs: string;
        vmLogs: string;
        debugLogs: string;
        oldStorage?: string;
        newStorage?: string;
        outActions?: string;
        externals: string[];
        mode?: number;
        parentHash?: string;
        childrenHashes: string[];
    }[];
};

`ExtraCurrency`

Type for extra currencies in transactions.

export type ExtraCurrency = {
    [key: number]: bigint;
};

Properties:

[key: number] — currency ID mapped to amount in basic units

Utility functions

`loadConfig()`

Loads and parses blockchain configuration from Cell or base64 string.

export function loadConfig(configCellOrBase64: string | Cell): BlockchainConfig;

Parameters:

configCellOrBase64 — configuration as Cell or base64 string

Returns: parsed BlockchainConfig object

`updateConfig()`

Updates blockchain configuration with new parameters.

export function updateConfig(config: Cell, ...params: ConfigParam[]): Cell;

Parameters:

config — existing configuration Cell
...params — ConfigParam array to update

Returns: updated configuration Cell

`prettyLogTransaction()`

Creates a formatted log string for a transaction.

export function prettyLogTransaction(tx: Transaction, mapFunc?: AddressMapFunc): string;

Parameters:

tx — Transaction to create a log string for
mapFunc — optional AddressMapFunc to map addresses to human-readable strings

Returns: formatted transaction log string

`prettyLogTransactions()`

Logs multiple transactions to the console using formatted output.

export function prettyLogTransactions(txs: Transaction[], mapFunc?: AddressMapFunc): void;

Parameters:

txs — Transaction array to log
mapFunc — optional AddressMapFunc to map addresses to a human-readable format

Example Output:

null  ➡️  EQBGhqLAZseEqRXz4ByFPTGV7SVMlI4hrbs-Sps_Xzx01x8G
      ➡️  0.05 💎 EQC2VluVfpj2FoHNMAiDMpcMzwvjLZxxTG8ecq477RE3NvVt

`internal()` (Utility Function)

Creates an internal message from parameters. This is a utility function used internally and in message builders.

export function internal(params: {
    from: Address;
    to: Address;
    value: bigint;
    body?: Cell;
    stateInit?: StateInit;
    bounce?: boolean;
    bounced?: boolean;
    ihrDisabled?: boolean;
    ihrFee?: bigint;
    forwardFee?: bigint;
    createdAt?: number;
    createdLt?: bigint;
    ec?: Dictionary<number, bigint> | [number, bigint][] | ExtraCurrency;
}): Message;

Parameters:

from — sender Address
to — recipient Address
value — message value in nanoTON
body — optional message body Cell
stateInit — optional StateInit for contract deployment
bounce — bounce flag (default: true for bounceable messages)
bounced — indicates if this is a bounced message (default: false)
ihrDisabled — disable Instant Hypercube Routing (default: true)
ihrFee — IHR fee amount
forwardFee — forward fee amount
createdAt — message creation timestamp
createdLt — logical time when message was created
ec — extra currencies Dictionary or ExtraCurrency

Returns: Message object for blockchain processing Usage examples:

// Simple internal message
const message = internal({
    from: sender.address,
    to: contract.address,
    value: toNano('1'),
    body: beginCell().storeUint(1, 32).endCell()
});

// Message with stateInit for deployment
const deployMessage = internal({
    from: deployer.address,
    to: contract.address,
    value: toNano('0.05'),
    stateInit: { code, data },
    body: beginCell().endCell()
});

// Non-bounceable message
const nonBounceMessage = internal({
    from: sender.address,
    to: wallet.address,
    value: toNano('0.1'),
    bounce: false
});

`printTransactionFees()`

Prints transaction fees in a formatted table to the console.

export function printTransactionFees(transactions: Transaction[], mapFunc?: OpMapFunc): void;

Parameters:

transactions — list of Transaction to analyze and print fees for
mapFunc — optional OpMapFunc to map operation codes to a human-readable format

Returns: void (outputs formatted table to console)

`snapshotToSerializable()`

export function snapshotToSerializable(snapshot: BlockchainSnapshot): SerializableSnapshot;

Parameters:

snapshot — BlockchainSnapshot to serialize

Returns: SerializableSnapshot — JSON-serializable snapshot object

`snapshotFromSerializable()`

export function snapshotFromSerializable(serialized: SerializableSnapshot): BlockchainSnapshot;

Parameters:

serialized — SerializableSnapshot object

Returns: BlockchainSnapshot — restored blockchain snapshot Usage example:

import { snapshotToSerializable, snapshotFromSerializable } from '@ton/sandbox';
import fs from 'fs';

// Save snapshot to file
const snapshot = blockchain.snapshot();
const serializable = snapshotToSerializable(snapshot);
fs.writeFileSync('snapshot.json', JSON.stringify(serializable));

// Load snapshot from file
const loaded = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('snapshot.json', 'utf8'));
const restored = snapshotFromSerializable(loaded);
await blockchain.loadFrom(restored);

`setGlobalVersion()`

Sets the global version in the blockchain configuration.

export function setGlobalVersion(config: Cell, version: number, capabilites?: bigint): Cell;

Parameters:

config — blockchain configuration Cell
version — global version number to set
capabilites — optional capabilities flags

Returns: Cell — updated configuration Cell

`fetchConfig()`

Fetches blockchain configuration from TON network.

export async function fetchConfig(network: 'mainnet' | 'testnet', maxRetries?: number): Promise<Cell>;

Parameters:

network — network to fetch config from ('mainnet' or 'testnet')
maxRetries — maximum number of retry attempts (default: 5)

Returns: Promise<Cell> — blockchain configuration Cell

`registerCompiledContract()`

Registers compiled contract for debugging support.

export function registerCompiledContract(code: Cell, debugInfo: FuncDebugInfo, marks: Cell): Cell;

Parameters:

code — compiled contract code Cell
debugInfo — FuncDebugInfo debug information
marks — debug marks Cell

Returns: Cell — the same code Cell (for chaining)

Test utilities and matchers

Comprehensive testing utilities for TON blockchain transactions and state. Import from @ton/test-utils to use these utilities and matchers.

import '@ton/test-utils';

`FlatTransaction`

Flattened transaction structure for easier testing and comparison.

export type FlatTransaction = {
    from?: Address;
    to?: Address;
    on?: Address;
    value?: bigint;
    ec?: [number, bigint][];
    body?: Cell;
    inMessageBounced?: boolean;
    inMessageBounceable?: boolean;
    op?: number;
    initData?: Cell;
    initCode?: Cell;
    deploy: boolean;
    lt: bigint;
    now: number;
    outMessagesCount: number;
    oldStatus: AccountStatus;
    endStatus: AccountStatus;
    totalFees?: bigint;
    aborted?: boolean;
    destroyed?: boolean;
    exitCode?: number;
    actionResultCode?: number;
    success?: boolean;
    mode?: number;
};

Properties:

from — sender address (if internal message)
to — recipient address
on — contract address being called
value — message value in nanoTON
ec — extra currencies as [currencyId, amount] pairs
body — message body cell
inMessageBounced — whether the incoming message was bounced
inMessageBounceable — whether the incoming message is bounceable
op — operation code extracted from message body
initData — contract initialization data
initCode — contract initialization code
deploy — whether this transaction deployed a contract
lt — logical time of transaction
now — timestamp of transaction
outMessagesCount — number of outbound messages
oldStatus — account status before transaction
endStatus — account status after transaction
totalFees — total fees paid for the transaction
aborted — whether the transaction was aborted
destroyed — whether the account was destroyed
exitCode — TVM exit code
actionResultCode — action phase result code
success — whether the transaction was successful
mode — transaction execution mode

`FlatTransactionComparable`

Pattern for matching transactions with optional fields and functions.

type WithFunctions<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]: T[K] | ((x: T[K]) => boolean);
};

export type FlatTransactionComparable = Partial<WithFunctions<FlatTransaction>>;

A partial FlatTransaction where each field can be either:

The exact value to match
A function that returns true if the value matches the criteria

Usage examples:

// Exact value matching
const exactMatch: FlatTransactionComparable = {
    from: deployer.address,
    to: contract.address,
    success: true,
    deploy: true
};

// Function-based matching
const conditionalMatch: FlatTransactionComparable = {
    value: (v) => v !== undefined && v >= toNano('0.1'), // At least 0.1 TON
    exitCode: (code) => code === 0 || code === undefined, // Success or no code
    totalFees: (fees) => fees !== undefined && fees < toNano('0.01') // Less than 0.01 TON fees
};

// Mixed matching
const mixedMatch: FlatTransactionComparable = {
    from: user.address, // Exact match
    success: true, // Exact match
    value: (v) => v >= toNano('1'), // Function match
    op: 0x12345678 // Exact match
};

`PrettyTransaction`

Human-readable transaction format for debugging and logging.

export type PrettyTransaction = Omit<FlatTransaction, 'from' | 'to' | 'on' | 'op' | 'failReason'> & {
    failReason?: FailReason;
    from?: string;
    to?: string;
    on?: string;
    op?: string;
};

Properties:

failReason — human-readable failure reason (if transaction failed)
from — readable sender address or name
to — readable recipient address or name
on — readable contract address or name
op — readable operation name or code

`FailReason`

Describes why a transaction failed with human-readable information.

export type FailReason = {
    message: string;
};

Properties:

message — human-readable failure description

`ContractsMeta`

Registry for contract metadata to enhance debugging and logging.

export class ContractsMeta {
    get(key: Address): ContractMeta | undefined;
    upsert(key: Address, value: Partial<ContractMeta>): void;
    clear(): void;
    delete(key: Address): void;
}

export type ContractMeta = {
    wrapperName?: string;
    abi?: ContractABI | null;
    treasurySeed?: string;
};

Methods:

get() — retrieve metadata for contract address
upsert() — add or update metadata for contract address
clear() — remove all metadata
delete() — remove metadata for specific address

Usage example:

import { contractsMeta } from '@ton/test-utils';

// Add contract metadata for better debugging
contractsMeta.upsert(contract.address, {
    wrapperName: 'MyContract',
    abi: contractAbi,
    treasurySeed: 'deployer'
});

// Pretty print transactions will now show readable names
const pretty = prettifyTransaction(transaction);
console.log(pretty.to); // "MyContract" instead of address

Jest/Chai matchers

Test utils provides custom Jest/Chai matchers for testing TON blockchain transactions and data structures. These matchers are automatically available when you import @ton/test-utils.

`toHaveTransaction()`

toHaveTransaction(cmp: FlatTransactionComparable): R

Asserts that a transaction array or result contains a transaction matching the specified pattern. Parameters:

cmp — FlatTransactionComparable pattern with optional fields to match

Usage examples:

// Check deployment transaction
expect(result.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
    from: deployer.address,
    to: contract.address,
    deploy: true,
    success: true
});

// Check specific operation with value
expect(result.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
    from: user.address,
    to: contract.address,
    value: toNano('1'),
    op: 0x12345678,
    success: true
});

// Use functions for complex matching
expect(result.transactions).toHaveTransaction({
    value: (v) => v >= toNano('0.1'),
    exitCode: (code) => code !== 0
});

`toEqualCell()`

toEqualCell(cell: Cell): R

Asserts that a Cell equals another Cell by comparing their hash and content. Parameters:

cell — Cell to compare against

Usage example:

const expectedCell = beginCell().storeUint(123, 32).endCell();
expect(actualCell).toEqualCell(expectedCell);

`toEqualAddress()`

toEqualAddress(address: Address): R

Asserts that an Address equals another Address. Parameters:

address — Address to compare against

Usage example:

expect(contract.address).toEqualAddress(Address.parse('EQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM9c'));

`toEqualSlice()`

toEqualSlice(slice: Slice): R

Asserts that a Slice equals another Slice by comparing their underlying Cell data. Parameters:

slice — Slice to compare against

Usage example:

const expectedSlice = beginCell().storeUint(123, 32).endCell().beginParse();
expect(actualSlice).toEqualSlice(expectedSlice);

`toThrowExitCode()`

toThrowExitCode(exitCode: number): Promise<R>

Asserts that a function throws an error with a specific TVM exit code. Parameters:

exitCode — expected TVM exit code

Usage examples:

// Test that get method throws specific exit code
await expect(async () => {
    await blockchain.runGetMethod(contract.address, 'fail_method');
}).toThrowExitCode(11);

// Test that send method throws exit code
await expect(async () => {
    await contract.sendInvalidOperation(user.getSender(), toNano('0.1'));
}).toThrowExitCode(134); // Invalid argument

Transaction utilities

Utilities for finding, filtering, and working with transactions in tests.

`findTransaction()`

export function findTransaction<T extends Transaction>(txs: T | T[], match: FlatTransactionComparable): T | undefined;

Finds the first transaction matching the specified pattern. Parameters:

txs — single transaction or array of transactions to search
match — FlatTransactionComparable pattern to match

Returns: matching transaction or undefined if not found Usage example:

import { findTransaction } from '@ton/test-utils';

const deployTx = findTransaction(result.transactions, {
    from: deployer.address,
    to: contract.address,
    deploy: true
});

if (deployTx) {
    console.log('Deploy transaction found:', deployTx.lt);
}

`findTransactionRequired()`

export function findTransactionRequired<T extends Transaction>(txs: T | T[], match: FlatTransactionComparable): T;

Finds the first transaction matching the specified pattern, throwing an error if not found. Parameters:

txs — single transaction or array of transactions to search
match — FlatTransactionComparable pattern to match

Returns: matching transaction Throws: Error if no matching transaction is found Usage example:

import { findTransactionRequired } from '@ton/test-utils';

const deployTx = findTransactionRequired(result.transactions, {
    from: deployer.address,
    to: contract.address,
    deploy: true
});
// Guaranteed to have a transaction or throw
console.log('Deploy transaction LT:', deployTx.lt);

`filterTransactions()`

export function filterTransactions<T extends Transaction>(txs: T[], match: FlatTransactionComparable): T[];

Filters the transactions array to only include transactions matching the specified pattern. Parameters:

txs — array of transactions to filter
match — FlatTransactionComparable pattern to match

Returns: array of matching transactions Usage example:

import { filterTransactions } from '@ton/test-utils';

const successfulTxs = filterTransactions(result.transactions, {
    success: true
});

const userTxs = filterTransactions(result.transactions, {
    from: user.address
});

Async execution utilities

Utilities for working with transaction iterators and step-by-step execution.

`executeTill()`

export async function executeTill<T extends Transaction>(txs: AsyncIterator<T>, match: FlatTransactionComparable): Promise<T[]>;

Executes transactions from an async iterator until finding a transaction matching the pattern. Parameters:

txs — async iterator of transactions from sendMessageIter()
match — FlatTransactionComparable pattern to match

Returns: a Promise resolving to an array of executed transactions up to and including the match Throws: Error if no matching transaction is found Usage example:

import { executeTill } from '@ton/test-utils';

const message = internal({
    from: sender.address,
    to: contract.address,
    value: toNano('1')
});

const txIter = await blockchain.sendMessageIter(message);
const executedTxs = await executeTill(txIter, {
    to: contract.address,
    success: true
});

console.log(`Executed ${executedTxs.length} transactions until success`);

`executeFrom()`

export async function executeFrom<T extends Transaction>(txs: AsyncIterator<T>): Promise<T[]>;

Executes all remaining transactions from an async iterator. Parameters:

txs — async iterator of transactions

Returns: promise resolving to array of all executed transactions Usage example:

import { executeFrom } from '@ton/test-utils';

const message = internal({
    from: sender.address,
    to: contract.address,
    value: toNano('1')
});

const txIter = await blockchain.sendMessageIter(message);
const allTxs = await executeFrom(txIter);

console.log(`Total executed transactions: ${allTxs.length}`);

Formatting and debugging utilities

Utilities for making transactions and debugging information more readable.

`prettifyTransaction()`

export function prettifyTransaction(transaction: Transaction): PrettyTransaction;

Converts a transaction to a human-readable format for debugging and logging. Parameters:

transaction — transaction to prettify

Returns: PrettyTransaction object with readable formatting Usage example:

import { prettifyTransaction } from '@ton/test-utils';

const pretty = prettifyTransaction(transaction);
console.log('Transaction details:', pretty);

`contractsMeta`

Global registry for contract metadata to enhance debugging and logging.

export const contractsMeta: ContractsMeta;

Usage example:

import { contractsMeta } from '@ton/test-utils';

// Add contract metadata for better debugging
contractsMeta.upsert(contract.address, {
    wrapperName: 'MyContract',
    abi: contractAbi,
    treasurySeed: 'deployer'
});

// Pretty print transactions will now show readable names
const pretty = prettifyTransaction(transaction);
console.log(pretty.to); // "MyContract" instead of address

Testing constants and utilities

`ExitCodes`

Comprehensive collection of TVM exit codes for error testing and analysis.

export const ExitCodes: {
    // Numeric codes
    Success: 0;
    ReservedSuccess: 1;
    StackUnderflow: 2;
    StackOverflow: 3;
    IntegerOverflow: 4;
    RangeCheckError: 5;
    InvalidOpcode: 6;
    TypeCheckError: 7;
    CellOverflow: 8;
    CellUnderflow: 9;
    DictionaryError: 10;
    UnknownError: 11;
    FatalError: 12;
    OutOfGas: 13;
    OutOfGasNegative: -14;
    VirtualizationError: 14;
    InvalidActionList: 32;
    ActionListTooLong: 33;
    InvalidOrUnsupportedAction: 34;
    InvalidOutboundSrcAddress: 35;
    InvalidOutboundDestAddress: 36;
    NotEnoughToncoin: 37;
    NotEnoughExtraCurrencies: 38;
    OutboundMessageTooLarge: 39;
    CannotProcessMessage: 40;
    NullLibraryReference: 41;
    LibraryChangeError: 42;
    LibraryLimitsExceeded: 43;
    AccountStateTooLarge: 50;
    NullReference: 128;
    InvalidSerializationPrefix: 129;
    InvalidIncomingMessage: 130;
    ConstraintsError: 131;
    AccessDenied: 132;
    ContractStopped: 133;
    InvalidArgument: 134;
    ContractCodeNotFound: 135;
    InvalidStandardAddress: 136;
    NotBasechainAddress: 138;
    UnrecognizedMessageOpcode: 65535;

    // String mappings (reverse lookup)
    "0": "Success";
    "1": "ReservedSuccess";
    // ... etc
};

`randomAddress()`

export function randomAddress(workchain?: number): Address;

Generates a random TON address for testing purposes. Parameters:

workchain — workchain ID (default: 0)

Returns: randomly generated Address Usage example:

import { randomAddress } from '@ton/test-utils';

const testAddress = randomAddress();
const masterchainAddress = randomAddress(-1);

// Use in tests
expect(contract.getOwner()).toEqualAddress(testAddress);

Network configuration

Custom network configuration

import { loadConfig, updateConfig } from '@ton/sandbox';

const oldConfig = loadConfig(blockchain.config);
const updatedConfig = updateConfig(oldConfig, {
    ...oldConfig[8],
    anon0: {
        ...oldConfig[8].anon0,
        version: 99,
    },
});
blockchain.setConfig(updatedConfig);

Debugging smart contracts

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​Quick Navigation

​Environment setup

​Installation

​Basic test structure

​Core Testing Classes

​Blockchain

​Blockchain.create()

​treasury()

​createWallets()

​openContract()

​provider()

​sender()

​getContract()

​setShardAccount()

​getTransactions()

​sendMessage()

​sendMessageIter()

​runGetMethod()

​runTickTock()

​snapshot()

​loadFrom()

​enableCoverage()

​coverage()

​coverageForCell()

​getDebuggerExecutor()

​debug

​setVerbosityForAddress()

​setConfig()

​randomize()

​now

​lt

​config

​configBase64

​verbosity

​libs

​random

​recordStorage

​autoDeployLibraries

​prevBlocks

​Treasury

​code

​create()

​address

​init

​subwalletId

​sendMessages()

​send()

​getSender()

​getBalance()

​createTransfer()

​Treasury usage

​RemoteBlockchainStorage

​Type Definitions

​SandboxContract

​SendMessageResult

​BlockchainTransaction

​MessageParams

​GetMethodParams

​GetMethodResult

​Verbosity

​LogsVerbosity

​SmartContractTransaction

​BlockchainSnapshot

​GetMethodResultSuccess

​GetMethodResultError

​Event Types

​BlockId

​PrevBlocksInfo

​SerializableSnapshot

​ExtraCurrency

​Utility functions

​loadConfig()

​updateConfig()

​prettyLogTransaction()

​prettyLogTransactions()

​internal() (Utility Function)

​printTransactionFees()

​snapshotToSerializable()

​snapshotFromSerializable()

​setGlobalVersion()

Quick Navigation

Environment setup

Installation

Basic test structure

Core Testing Classes

`Blockchain`

`Blockchain.create()`

`treasury()`

`createWallets()`

`openContract()`

`provider()`

`sender()`

`getContract()`

`setShardAccount()`

`getTransactions()`

`sendMessage()`

`sendMessageIter()`

`runGetMethod()`

`runTickTock()`

`snapshot()`

`loadFrom()`

`enableCoverage()`

`coverage()`

`coverageForCell()`

`getDebuggerExecutor()`

`debug`

`setVerbosityForAddress()`

`setConfig()`

`randomize()`

`now`

`lt`

`config`

`configBase64`

`verbosity`

`libs`

`random`

`recordStorage`

`autoDeployLibraries`

`prevBlocks`

`Treasury`

`code`

`create()`

`address`

`init`

`subwalletId`

`sendMessages()`

`send()`

`getSender()`

`getBalance()`

`createTransfer()`

Treasury usage

`RemoteBlockchainStorage`

Type Definitions

`SandboxContract`

`SendMessageResult`

`BlockchainTransaction`

`MessageParams`

`GetMethodParams`

`GetMethodResult`

`Verbosity`

`LogsVerbosity`

`SmartContractTransaction`

`BlockchainSnapshot`

`GetMethodResultSuccess`

`GetMethodResultError`

`Event` Types

`BlockId`

`PrevBlocksInfo`

`SerializableSnapshot`

`ExtraCurrency`

Utility functions

`loadConfig()`

`updateConfig()`

`prettyLogTransaction()`

`prettyLogTransactions()`

`internal()` (Utility Function)

`printTransactionFees()`

`snapshotToSerializable()`

`snapshotFromSerializable()`

`setGlobalVersion()`