How to use the @openzeppelin/test-helpers.time.latest function in @openzeppelin/test-helpers
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ethersphere / swap-swear-and-swindle / test / ERC20SimpleSwap.should.js View on Github 
beforeEach(async function() {
// If we expect this not to be the default value, we have to set the value here, as it depends on the most current time
if(!expectedCanBeDecreasedAt.eq(new BN(0))) {
this.expectedCanBeDecreasedAt = (await time.latest()).add(await this.ERC20SimpleSwap.DEFAULT_HARDDEPOSIT_DECREASE_TIMEOUT())
} else {
this.expectedCanBeDecreasedAt = expectedCanBeDecreasedAt
}
this.exptectedCanBeDecreasedAt = (await time.latest()).add(await this.ERC20SimpleSwap.DEFAULT_HARDDEPOSIT_DECREASE_TIMEOUT())
this.hardDeposits = await this.ERC20SimpleSwap.hardDeposits(beneficiary)
})
it('should return the expected amount', function() {@openzeppelin/test-helpers
JavaScript testing helpers for Ethereum smart contract development.
