SoloX - Real-time collection tool for Android/iOS performance data.
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🔎Preview
SoloX - Real-time collection tool for Android/iOS performance data.
We are committed to solving inefficient, cumbersome test execution, and our goal is Simple Test In SoloX!
📦Requirements
- Install Python 3.10 + Download
- Install adb and configure environment variables (SoloX's adb may not necessarily fit your computer) Download
💡 Python 3.6 ~ 3.9 , please download a version of solox lower than 2.5.4.
💡 If Windows users need to test ios, install and start Itunes. Documentation
📥Installation
default
pip install -U solox (pip install solox=={version})
mirrors
pip install -i https://mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/pypi/web/simple -U solox
💡 If your network is unable to download through [pip install -U solox], please try using mirrors to download, but the download of SoloX may not be the latest version.
🚀Quickstart
default
python -m solox
customize
python -m solox --host={ip} --port={port}
🏴Collect in python
from solox.public.apm import APM
from solox.public.common import Devices
d = Devices()
pids = d.getPid(deviceId='ca6bd5a5', pkgName='com.bilibili.app.in') # for android
apm = APM(pkgName='com.bilibili.app.in',platform='Android', deviceId='ca6bd5a5',
surfaceview=True, noLog=True, pid=None)
# apm = APM(pkgName='com.bilibili.app.in', platform='iOS') only supports one device
# surfaceview： False = gfxinfo (Developer - GPU rendering mode - adb shell dumpsys gfxinfo)
# noLog : False (Save test data to log file)
# ************* Collect a performance parameter ************* #
cpu = apm.collectCpu() # %
memory = apm.collectMemory() # MB
flow = apm.collectFlow(wifi=True) # KB
fps = apm.collectFps() # HZ
battery = apm.collectBattery() # level:% temperature:°C current:mA voltage:mV power:w
gpu = apm.collectGpu() # % only supports ios
# ************* Collect all performance parameter ************* #
apm = APM(pkgName='com.bilibili.app.in',platform='Android', deviceId='ca6bd5a5',
surfaceview=True, noLog=False, pid=None, duration=20, record=False)
# duration : second record: record android screen
# apm = APM(pkgName='com.bilibili.app.in', platform='iOS', deviceId='xxxx', noLog=False, duration=20, record=False)
if __name__ == '__main__':
apm.collectAll() # will generate HTML report
🏴Collect in API
Start the service in the background
# solox version >= 2.1.5
macOS/Linux: nohup python3 -m solox &
Windows: start /min python3 -m solox &
Request apm data from api
Android: http://{ip}:{port}/apm/collect?platform=Android&deviceid=ca6bd5a5&pkgname=com.bilibili.app.in&target=cpu
iOS: http://{ip}:{port}/apm/collect?platform=iOS&pkgname=com.bilibili.app.in&target=cpu
target in ['cpu','memory','network','fps','battery','gpu']
🔥Features
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No ROOT/Jailbreak: No need of Root for Android devices, Jailbreak for iOS devices. Efficiently solving the test and analysis challenges in Android & iOS performance.
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Data Integrality: We provide the data about CPU, GPU, Memory, Battery, Network,FPS, Jank, etc., which you may easy to get.
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Beautiful Report: A beautiful and detailed report analysis, where to store, visualize, edit, manage, and download all the test cases collected with SoloX no matter where you are or when is it.
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Useful Monitoring Settings: Support setting alarm values, collecting duration, and accessing mobile devices on other PC machines during the monitoring process.
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PK Model: Supports simultaneous comparative testing of two mobile devices.
- 🌱2-devices: test the same app on two different phones.
- 🌱2-apps: test two different apps on two phones with the same configuration.
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Collect In Python/API: Support Python and API to collect performance data, helping users easily integrate into automated testing processes.
Develop
debug
- remove [solox] moudel in all python file
example
from solox.view.apis import api
change to
from view.apis import api
- run [python ./solox/debug.py]
cd solox
python debug.py
Browser
Terminal
- windows: PowerShell
- macOS：iTerm2 (https://iterm2.com/)
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