Automated Test Tool

Tuya IPC SDK automated test tool can easily run automated test tasks on the IPC SDK.

Advantages

In the traditional tests, main process regression and other test tasks were repeatedly performed for IP cameras (IPC). For example, video images might be previewed consecutively 100 times in a single test. This was quite time-consuming.

To accelerate the test, you can integrate Tuya IPC SDK automated test tool. This allows users to run a series of test tasks within a few simple steps. During each test, integral execution logs are generated, and at the end of the test, test results are shown, including the total time consumption, success rate, error messages, and other helpful information.

Preparation

Before the IPC SDK automated test tool is used, prepare an IPC that works properly and add the device to the target home.

The IPC SDK automated test tool serves the development as an extension of Tuya IPC SDK. Follow the instructions in Fast Integration with IPC SDK for iOS to integrate Tuya IPC SDK.

Integration

1. Add the following code block to the Podfile:

   source 'https://github.com/tuya/TuyaPublicSpecs.git'
   

2. Add the dependency ThingCameraAutomation to the Podfile.

   pod 'ThingCameraAutomation'
   

Usage

The following code block helps to navigate to the IPC SDK automated test tool:

// Imports the header file
#import <ThingCameraAutomation/ThingCameraAutomationPublicViewController.h>

// Navigates to the viewer controller for the use of the test tool.
ThingCameraAutomationPublicViewController *vc = [ThingCameraAutomationPublicViewController alloc] init];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:vc animated:YES];

Concepts

Preview

Page description

Page	Description	Example
Test programs	Displays all available automated test programs. Users can select a program to run it, or tap Case in the top-right corner of the page to view all available use cases.
Test program details	Displays details of an automated test program. Before running a use case, users can set the number of cycles for a program. Users can also tap a use case to view details, such as the procedure of the use case. Tap Execute at the bottom of the program details page to sequentially run all use cases of the program.
Use cases	Displays all available use cases. Users can tap a use case to view its details.
Use case details	Displays details of a use case. The tasks included in the use case are visually displayed. Before running the use case, you can set the number of cycles for the use case. Tap Execute at the bottom of the use case details page to sequentially run all task chains of the use case.
View execution logs	Dynamically displays execution logs of all tasks, running status of use cases, current execution progress, and more test data.
Test report	After a program or a use case is completed, the test result will be shown, such as the test results of all use cases and basic test information. If test failures occur, the error codes and error messages of all failed use cases will be listed. If a cyclic task chain failed, the results of the stability use case will also be displayed, including the total number of required cycles and the number of exceptions. Click Log in the top-right corner of the page to share the execution logs.

Test process

The following flowchart shows the process of the preceding use case.

• If one of the tasks of a non-cyclic chain failed, the system will end the current use case, and run the next use case or exit the non-cyclic chain.

• If one of the tasks of a cyclic chain failed, the system will end the current cycle and start the next cycle without affecting subsequent task chains.

• A use case is regarded as a failure as long as any of its tasks failed.