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[LIT-2333] Add e2e test for initializing multiple clients #331

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30 changes: 30 additions & 0 deletions e2e-nodejs/group-connection/test-connection-multi-network.mjs
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import path from 'path';
import { success, fail, testThis, log } from '../../tools/scripts/utils.mjs';
import { LitNodeClient } from '@lit-protocol/lit-node-client';

export async function main() {
const networks = ['cayenne', 'habanero', 'manzano'];

for (const network of networks) {
// ==================== Test Logic ====================
const client = new LitNodeClient({
litNetwork: network,
debug: globalThis.LitCI.debug,
});
log(`connecting to ${network.toUpperCase()}...`);
await client.connect();

// ==================== Post-Validation ====================
if (!client.ready) {
return fail('client not ready');
}
if (client.config.litNetwork !== network) {

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Could we add a check on globalThis to assert on the new global namespacing?

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I didn't implement the global namespacing, I think it's a risky approach (see also #331 (comment)). There could be a use case for global namespaces I'm not aware of yet: in that case please let me know.

return fail(`client not connected to ${network}`);
}
}

// ==================== Success ====================
return success(`Connected to ${networks.join(', ')}`);
}

await testThis({ name: path.basename(import.meta.url), fn: main });
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