Lava-test is an automated testing framework with pre-defined tests and the ability to define additional tests as needed. Tests can be automatically installed, executed, and the results can be parsed and uploaded to an external server.
How to install from the source code
Run: ./setup.py install
How to setup from the source code for development
Run: ./setup.py develop –user
NOTE: You will get an error regarding “ImportError: No module named versiontools”. It is a know error. The workaround is run the setup.py again
Run: ./setup.py develop –user
This will put your development branch is in the python path and the scripts in <home>/.local/bin
Add <home>/.local.bin in your PATH
To install built-in tests
Run: lava-test list-tests
Run: lava-test install <test>
To install tests inside a python package
Get the test code from bzr branch lp:~linaro-graphics-wg/+junk/linaro-graphics-wg-tests
Install the tests into python packages manager. ./setup.py install
Run: lava-test list-tests
To install test define with a json file
Run: lava-test register-test file://localhost/<..>/examples/stream.json
Run: lava-test list-tests
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