wiliot-certificate 4.4.0a1

A library for certifying Wiliot-compliant boards

wiliot-certificate

wiliot-certificate is a python library with tools used to test & certify boards and their compatibility with Wiliot's echosystem. This python package includes the following CLI utilities:

• Gateway Certificate (wlt-cert-gw)
• Bridge Certificate (wlt-cert-brg)

Installing wiliot-certificate

pip install wiliot-certificate

Using wiliot-certificate

Gateway Certificate

Test Wiliot GWs capabilities. The GW Certificate includes different test that run sequentially to test each capability reported by the GW. To run the GW Certificate the GW needs to use a public MQTT Broker (Eclipse):

Host: mqtt.eclipseprojects.io TLS TCP Port: 8883 TLS Websocket Port: 443 TCP Port: 1883 Websocket Port: 80

More information can be found at https://mqtt.eclipseprojects.io/.

GW Certificate Release Notes:

Release:

• Standalone wiliot-certificate package
• Python 3.13 support
• Gw API version 205 support
• Registration test added
• Bridge OTA stage added under actions
• Aggregation flag supported by StressTest
• -update flag compatibility fix. Upgrades bootloader if needed
• -actions flag to select specific actions to test

usage: wlt-gw-certificate [-h] -owner OWNER -gw GW [-suffix SUFFIX] [-tests {connection,uplink,downlink,stress}]

Gateway Certificate - CLI Tool to test Wiliot GWs

required arguments:
  -gw GW        Gateway ID

optional arguments:
  -owner OWNER  Owner ID (Required for non-registration tests)
  -tests        Pick specific tests to run
  -actions      Pick specific actions to test during the ActionsTest
  -update       Update the firmware of the test board
  -pps          Pick specific PPS rate for the stress test
  -agg          Time the uplink stages should wait before processing packets
  -suffix       Allow for different suffixes after the GW ID in MQTT topics
  -env          Wiliot envrionment for Registration and bridgeOTA tests
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit

Bridge Certificate

Test Wiliot BRGs capabilities. The BRG Certificate includes different tests that run sequentially to test each capability reported by the BRG. The BRG Certificate tool uses a public MQTT Broker (Eclipse):

Host: mqtt.eclipseprojects.io TLS TCP Port: 8883 TLS Websocket Port: 443 TCP Port: 1883 Websocket Port: 80

More information can be found at https://mqtt.eclipseprojects.io/.

BRG Certificate Release Notes:

1.3.0:

• FIRST VERSION

usage: brg_certificate_cli.py [-h] [--brg BRG] [--brg_cloud_connectivity BRG_CLOUD_CONNECTIVITY] [--brg1 BRG1] --gw GW [--data {tags,sim}] [--port PORT] [--clean] [--tl TL] [--run RUN]
                              [--drun DRUN] [--exit_on_test_failure] [--exit_on_param_failure] [--analyze_interference]

Bridge Certificate CLI

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --brg, -b BRG         Bridge id to run on the tests
  --brg_cloud_connectivity, -bcc BRG_CLOUD_CONNECTIVITY
                        Bridge with cloud connectivity id to run on the tests
  --brg1, -b1 BRG1      Second bridge id to run on tests two bridges needed
  --gw, -g GW           GW id to run on the test, SIM prefix is used for Gateway simulation
  --data, -d {tags,sim}
                        Choose if data generated from real tags or by simulation
  --port, -p PORT       Enable UT using UART connection for Gateway Simulation or Data Simulation
  --clean               Clean all logs
  --tl TL               Test list file to use
  --run RUN             String to filter tests to run
  --drun DRUN           String to filter tests not to run
  --exit_on_test_failure
                        Stop running the tests if a test failed
  --exit_on_param_failure
                        Sets exit_on_param_failure mode to true in order to prevent tests from continuing iteration over all possibilities in case of failure
  --analyze_interference, -ai
                        Analyze interference before tests start (relevant only for Gateway Simulator)

run examples:
  Run command example with COM PORT connection:
  wlt-cert-brg --gw SIM --brg <XXXXXXXXXXXX> --port <COM_PORT>
  Run command example with remote GW connection:
  wlt-cert-brg --gw <YYYYYYYYYYYY> --brg <XXXXXXXXXXXX>
  Run command example for running datapath module tests only:
  wlt-cert-brg --gw <YYYYYYYYYYYY> --brg <XXXXXXXXXXXX> --run datapath
  Run command example with sanity test list:
  wlt-cert-brg --gw <YYYYYYYYYYYY> --brg <XXXXXXXXXXXX> --tl certificate_sanity_test_list.txt
  Run command example with COM PORT connection for bridge with cloud connectivity:
  wlt-cert-brg --gw SIM --brg_cloud_connectivity <XXXXXXXXXXXX> --tl certificate_bcc_test_list.txt --port <COM_PORT>
  Run command example with remote GW connection for bridge with cloud connectivity:
  wlt-cert-brg --gw <YYYYYYYYYYYY> --brg_cloud_connectivity <XXXXXXXXXXXX> --tl certificate_bcc_test_list.txt