Installation:

• Download the source and run python setup.py install

• Python Package available in the Python Package Index at: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/arduino_testsuite

• Install using pip: pip install ArduinoTestSuite

Usage:

• Start the program with: python -m ArduinoTestSuite (or python main.py)

• Select the tests you want to run by editing: planned-tests.conf

• Getting help: python -m ArduinoTestSuite --help

• Post issues to GitHub <http://github.com/jeroendoggen/Arduino-TestSuite/issues>.

Requirements:

• The unit tests are written with the “Arduino Unit Testing Library”: http://code.google.com/p/arduinounit

• The tests also use “Arduino Unit Testing Helper Library”: http://code.google.com/p/arduino-unit-test-helper-library

• The code is uploaded to the Arduino board with “Arscons: scons script for Arduino”: http://github.com/suapapa/arscons

• Python 2.6+ packages: pyserial

Limitations:

• Currently only tested on Linux

• Default paths are configured for Linux

• Subprocess handling only works on Linux

• The program was created with other OS users in mind, so it will eventually get full cross-platform support. Help from Windows-developers is much appreciated.

License:

If not stated otherwise ArduinoTestSuite is distributed in terms of the GPLv2 software license. See COPYING in the distribution for details.

Bug reports:

• Jeroen Doggen <jeroendoggen@gmail.com>

Changelog:

0.2.2: Error handling:

• Compile & upload errors

• Timing: timeout for uploading & running of the tests

• Missing files: wrong test folder, no config file

• Hardware: Disconnect Arduino during test

0.2.1: Settings & configuration

• Passing cli arguments & cli help messages

• Settings separated from other code

• Start tests from config file

0.2: First working OOP version

• Subprocess for arscons

• Classes: Test, TestSuite, InfoPrinter

• Divided the code in several modules

0.1: Initial release:

• Call scons

• Run unit test

• Print summary