VWS Test Fixtures
pytest fixtures for testing tools with the Vuforia Web Services (VWS) API.
Installation
pip install vws-test-fixturesThis is tested on Python 3.13+.
Example usage
"""Run a test which uses a high quality image."""
import io
def test_high_quality_image(high_quality_image: io.BytesIO) -> None:
"""Test that a high quality image is given."""
image_file_bytes = high_quality_image.getvalue()
minimum_image_size = 1000
assert len(image_file_bytes) >= minimum_image_sizehigh_quality_image returns an image file which is expected to have a ‘success’ status when added to a target, and a high tracking rating.
image_file_failed_state is expected to be accepted by the add and update target endpoints, but get a “failed” status.
png_too_large is a PNG which has dimensions whcih are too large to be added to a Vuforia database.
… and more, see the full documentation for details of all fixtures provided.
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