This is an abstract bundle of lite tools, follow next to install detail tools, and use nxp_lite_tools command to get this help.
1. Power performance data submitter
Install:
$ pip install -UI nxp_lite_tools[pp]
Usage:
$ nxp_pp_submit -h
usage: nxp_pp_submit [-h] -c CONFIG -r RESULT [-d]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
release config
-r RESULT, --result RESULT
result file
-d, --debug mode
Desc:
-c CONFIG: put the path of config.ini
-r RESULT: if result file specified, submit this single result
if result folder specified, iterate all .json and .csv in the folder, then submit all results
-d : set this flag if submit results to staging server
2. Lf history data submitter
Install:
$ pip install -UI nxp_lite_tools[lf]
Import example:
from nxp_lf import DbModel
db_model = DbModel("Linux_Factory_On_Demand")
3. NPI dashboard data submitter
Install:
$ pip install -UI nxp_lite_tools[pb]
Usage:
$ nxp_pb_submit ...
4. Customized lava docker slave install script
Install:
$ pip install -UI nxp_lite_tools[ls]
Usage:
$ lava_docker_slave
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