videodrone 0.6.4

WebRTC python unit tests inspired to '80s

VideoDrone

Test popular WebRTC Platform with Selenium HQ and Python.

Your first Project

Install videodrone on a virtualenv

mkdir VideoDrones && cd VideoDrones
virtualenv -ppython3 env && source env/bin/activate

Installation

pip install videodrone

Create the following directory before executing videodrone.

• y4m, where your preferred y4m files resides.
  • mkdir y4ms
  • wget https://media.xiph.org/video/derf/y4m/students_cif.y4m -O y4ms/students_cif.y4m
• driver, where your selenium drivers resides.

Run

VIDEODRONE_DRIVER environment variable can override the driver path settings.

example

VIDEODRONE_DRIVER=../VideoDrone.orig/drivers/videodrone -c "videodrone.drones.jitsi_chrome" -r peo -y4m ./y4ms/

There will be a party of 4 drones in "thatroom"

videodrone -room thatroom -c "videodrone.drones.jitsi_chrome" -y4m ./y4ms/ -n 4

Output

INFO:__name__:Started drone <Process name='Process-1' pid=25900 parent=25898 started>
INFO:__name__:Started drone <Process name='Process-2' pid=25960 parent=25898 started>
INFO:__name__:Started drone <Process name='Process-3' pid=26155 parent=25898 started>
INFO:__name__:Started drone <Process name='Process-4' pid=26373 parent=25898 started>
INFO:__name__:Drone destroyed
INFO:__name__:Drone destroyed
INFO:__name__:Drone destroyed
INFO:__name__:Drone destroyed

Drone Connectors

Drone connectors are simple selenium browser macro written in pythom. See videodrone.drones.jitsi_drone for example. Drone connectors must be packaged and installed, or available in your PYTHONPATH (sys.path).

Credits

Fabio Farina