# Day 2 Homework

**Submit your public GitHub repo for the exercise below via** [**this form**](https://chainlinkcommunity.typeform.com/to/Cni3oWCC)

Using chainlink-local write a test for the <https://github.com/smartcontractkit/ccip-cross-chain-name-service> project. You can use <https://cll-devrel.gitbook.io/chainlink-local-documentation> for help.

{% hint style="warning" %}
During the Exercise #3 we used Chainlink Local's Forked Mode with Foundry.\
For this homework you should use Chainlink Local's **Local Mode** with **Hardhat**.
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In the test you must:

* Create an instance of `CCIPLocalSimulator.sol` smart contract.
* Call the `configuration()` function to get Router contract address.
* Create instances of `CrossChainNameServiceRegister.sol`, `CrossChainNameServiceReceiver.sol` and `CrossChainNameServiceLookup.sol` smart contracts and call the `enableChain()` function where needed.
* Call the `setCrossChainNameServiceAddress` function of the `CrossChainNameServiceLookup.sol` smart contract "source" instance and provide the address of the `CrossChainNameServiceRegister.sol` smart contract instance. Repeat the process for the `CrossChainNameServiceLookup.sol` smart contract "receiver" instance and provide the address of the `CrossChainNameServiceReceiver.sol` smart contract instance.&#x20;
* Call the `register()` function and provide “alice.ccns” and Alice’s EOA address as function arguments.
* Call the `lookup()` function and provide “alice.ccns” as a function argument. Assert that the returned address is Alice’s EOA address.
* Send a url pointing to the public Github repository.

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DO NOT PROVIDE PRIVATE KEY OR TESTNET RPC DETAILS, USE HARDHAT NETWORK ONLY!\
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**npx hardhat test --network hardhat**
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