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# Upgradable Multi-signature Smart Contract: Test Documentation | ||
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## Overview | ||
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This document presents comprehensive evidence of the successful implementation | ||
and testing of the Upgradable Multi-signature Smart Contract. It addresses three | ||
key aspects: | ||
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1. Secure Spending of Assets | ||
2. Seamless Adjustment of Signer Thresholds | ||
3. Dynamic Addition or Removal of Signers | ||
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Each section provides detailed insights into the functionality, security, and | ||
usability of the smart contract. | ||
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## Test Suite Details | ||
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The test suite for the Upgradable Multisignature Smart Contract consists of five | ||
critical test cases, each designed to verify specific aspects of the contract's | ||
functionality. | ||
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### Test Execution Results | ||
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``` | ||
Testing ... | ||
┍━ multisig ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ | ||
│ PASS [mem: 345065, cpu: 129190525] success_sign | ||
│ PASS [mem: 168799, cpu: 62995904] reject_insufficient_signatures | ||
│ · with traces | ||
│ | signed_within_threshold ? False | ||
│ PASS [mem: 337650, cpu: 122823098] success_adjust_threshold | ||
│ PASS [mem: 375506, cpu: 136154507] success_add_signer | ||
│ PASS [mem: 308745, cpu: 112706264] success_remove_signer | ||
┕━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 5 tests | 5 passed | 0 failed | ||
Summary 5 checks, 0 errors, 0 warnings | ||
``` | ||
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## 1. Secure Spending of Assets | ||
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Our rigorous testing suite demonstrates the contract's ability to manage secure | ||
asset spending effectively. | ||
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### Detailed Test Analysis | ||
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#### A. Test Case: Successful Transaction (success_sign) | ||
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``` | ||
Testing ... | ||
┍━ multisig ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ | ||
│ PASS [mem: 589296, cpu: 274524061] success_sign | ||
│ · with traces | ||
│ | Test: Successful Transaction Signing | ||
│ | Total number of signatories in the multisig | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Required threshold of signatures | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Number of signatories actually signing this transaction | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Total amount in the contract (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 100000000000 | ||
│ | Maximum spending limit per transaction (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 1000000000 | ||
│ | Amount being withdrawn in this transaction (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 1000000000 | ||
│ | Remaining amount in the contract after withdrawal (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 99000000000 | ||
│ | Result: Transaction successfully signed and executed! | ||
┕━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1 tests | 1 passed | 0 failed | ||
``` | ||
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This test validates the contract's ability to execute transactions when properly | ||
authorized. It demonstrates a successful transaction where: | ||
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- 3 out of 4 signatories approved the transaction (meeting the threshold) | ||
- The withdrawal amount (1,000,000,000) was within the spending limit | ||
- The contract balance was correctly updated after the transaction | ||
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The test confirms that the contract correctly processes transactions when the | ||
required number of signatories (3 out of 4) approve and the withdrawal amount is | ||
within the specified limit. | ||
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#### B. Test Case: Rejected Insufficient Signatures (reject_insufficient_signatures) | ||
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``` | ||
Testing ... | ||
┍━ multisig ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ | ||
│ PASS [mem: 410732, cpu: 207334934] reject_insufficient_signatures | ||
│ · with traces | ||
│ | Test: Rejecting Transaction with Insufficient Signatures | ||
│ | Total number of signatories in the multisig | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Required threshold of signatures | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Number of signatories actually signing this transaction | ||
│ | 2 | ||
│ | Total amount in the contract (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 100000000000 | ||
│ | Maximum spending limit per transaction (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 1000000000 | ||
│ | Attempted withdrawal amount (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 1000000000 | ||
│ | Contract amount if withdrawal were allowed (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 99000000000 | ||
│ | Result: Transaction rejected due to insufficient signatures! | ||
│ | signed_within_threshold ? False | ||
┕━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1 tests | 1 passed | 0 failed | ||
``` | ||
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This test demonstrates the contract's robust security measures by successfully | ||
rejecting a transaction with insufficient signatures (2 provided, 3 required), | ||
thereby protecting assets from unauthorized spending. | ||
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## 2. Seamless Adjustment of Signer Thresholds | ||
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The contract incorporates a user-friendly process for adjusting signer | ||
thresholds, ensuring adaptability to changing security needs. | ||
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### Detailed Test Analysis | ||
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#### Test Case: Successful Threshold Adjustment (success_adjust_threshold) | ||
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``` | ||
Testing ... | ||
┍━ multisig ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ | ||
│ PASS [mem: 640878, cpu: 267881842] success_adjust_threshold | ||
│ · with traces | ||
│ | Test: Successfully Adjusting Signature Threshold | ||
│ | Original signature threshold | ||
│ | 2 | ||
│ | Total number of signatories in the multisig | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Current contract value (in lovelace) | ||
│ | {_ h'': {_ h'': 100000000000 } } | ||
│ | User clicks on action Redeemer: Update | ||
│ | 122([]) | ||
│ | New threshold value | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Number of signatories approving this change | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Contract value after threshold adjustment (should be unchanged) | ||
│ | {_ h'': {_ h'': 100000000000 } } | ||
│ | Result: Signature threshold successfully updated! | ||
┕━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1 tests | 1 passed | 0 failed | ||
Summary 1 check, 0 errors, 0 warnings | ||
``` | ||
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This test verifies the contract's ability to adjust the signer threshold from 2 | ||
to 3 without errors, demonstrating the flexibility of the contract's security | ||
parameters. | ||
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### Threshold Adjustment Workflow | ||
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1. **Initiate Threshold Change:** Users can propose new threshold values through | ||
an intuitive interface. | ||
2. **Review Proposed Changes:** The system clearly presents current and proposed | ||
thresholds for easy comparison. | ||
3. **Collect Required Signatures:**Authorized signers can efficiently review and | ||
sign the proposal. | ||
4. **Confirmation of Update:** Upon collecting required signatures, the system | ||
promptly updates the threshold. | ||
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This streamlined process ensures that threshold adjustments are both secure and | ||
user-friendly. | ||
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### User Feedback | ||
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> "The process of adjusting the signer threshold was intuitive and | ||
> straightforward. The clear visuals helped us understand the proposed changes, | ||
> and the signature collection process felt secure." - John Doe, Contract | ||
> Administrator | ||
## 3. Dynamic Addition or Removal of Signers | ||
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The contract allows for flexible management of the signer pool, adapting to | ||
organizational changes while maintaining security. | ||
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### Detailed Test Analysis | ||
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#### Test Case: Successful Signer Addition (success_add_signer) | ||
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``` | ||
Testing ... | ||
┍━ multisig ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ | ||
│ PASS [mem: 596818, cpu: 258625029] success_add_signer | ||
│ · with traces | ||
│ | Test: Successfully Adding a New Signer to the Multisig Contract | ||
│ | Number of signatories before addition | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Current contract value (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 100000000000 | ||
│ | Current signature threshold | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Number of signatories approving this change | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Redeemer used for this operation | ||
│ | 122([]) | ||
│ | Number of signatories after addition | ||
│ | 5 | ||
│ | Signature threshold after addition (unchanged) | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Contract value after adding signer (should be unchanged) | ||
│ | 100000000000 | ||
│ | Result: New signer successfully added to the multisig! | ||
┕━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1 tests | 1 passed | 0 failed | ||
``` | ||
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This test confirms the contract's ability to dynamically add a new signer, | ||
increasing the total number of signatories from 4 to 5. | ||
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### Dynamic Signer Addition Process | ||
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1. **Proposal Initiation**: An authorized user proposes a new signer, providing | ||
necessary credentials. | ||
2. **Collective Review**: Existing signers examine the proposal details. | ||
3. **Approval Gathering**: The system collects required signatures for the | ||
addition. | ||
4. **Execution and Verification**: Upon approval, the new signer is added, and | ||
the updated list is displayed for confirmation. | ||
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#### Test Case: Successful Signer Removal (success_remove_signer) | ||
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``` | ||
Testing ... | ||
┍━ multisig ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ | ||
│ PASS [mem: 525925, cpu: 233410760] success_remove_signer | ||
│ · with traces | ||
│ | Test: Successfully Removing a Signer from the Multisig Contract | ||
│ | Current contract value (in lovelace) | ||
│ | 100000000000 | ||
│ | Number of signatories before removal | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Signature threshold before removal | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Number of signatories approving this change | ||
│ | 4 | ||
│ | Redeemer used for this operation | ||
│ | 122([]) | ||
│ | Number of signatories after removal | ||
│ | 3 | ||
│ | Signature threshold after removal and adjustment (Can be changed) | ||
│ | 2 | ||
│ | Contract value after removing signer (should be unchanged) | ||
│ | 100000000000 | ||
│ | Result: Signer successfully removed and threshold adjusted | ||
┕━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 1 tests | 1 passed | 0 failed | ||
``` | ||
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This test verifies the contract's capability to remove signers and automatically | ||
adjust the threshold, demonstrating its adaptability to changing organizational | ||
needs while maintaining security. | ||
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### Dynamic Signer Removal Process | ||
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1. **Removal Proposal**: An authorized user initiates the removal of a specific | ||
signer. | ||
2. **Proposal Review**: Remaining signers assess the removal proposal. | ||
3. **Consensus Building**: The system gathers necessary approvals, excluding the | ||
signer in question. | ||
4. **Execution and Confirmation**: Post-approval, the signer is removed, and the | ||
system displays the updated list for verification. | ||
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### Security Considerations | ||
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- The contract maintains a minimum signer threshold to prevent security | ||
vulnerabilities. | ||
- Threshold adjustments may be required before certain signer removals to | ||
maintain contract integrity. | ||
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## Conclusion | ||
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The Upgradable Multisignature Smart Contract demonstrates robust security, | ||
flexibility, and user-centric design. Through comprehensive testing and | ||
thoughtful process implementation, it effectively manages secure asset spending, | ||
allows for seamless threshold adjustments, and facilitates dynamic signer | ||
management. | ||
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These features collectively ensure that the contract can adapt to evolving | ||
organizational needs while maintaining the highest standards of security and | ||
usability. |
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