1. python2.7
2. python-setuptools python-support python-pip
   1. Ubuntu sudo apt-get install python-setuptools python-support python-pip
   2. Fedora(RHEL) sudo yum install python-setuptools python-support python-pip
   3. openSUSE(TIZEN) sudo zypper install python-setuptools python-support python-pip
3. python-requests(>=1.1) sudo pip install requests

Host with Ubuntu OS recommended.

Run the command below to build from source code and get Debian package:

dpkg-buildpackage

Host with Fedora OS recommended.

Run the command below to build from source code and get RPM package:

make -C packaging/
rpmbuild -tb packaging/testkit-lite_<version>.tar.gz --nodeps

Host with Ubuntu OS, we need to add a workaround to support the RPM build:

rpmbuild --define 'python_sitelib /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages' -tb packaging/testkit-lite_<version>.tar.gz --nodeps

Install testkit lite from source code:

sudo python setup.py install --record /var/log/testkit-lite.files

Install testkit lite from debian build:

sudo dpkg -i ../testkit-lite_<version>_all.deb

Uninstall testkit-lite installed with setup.py install:

cat /var/log/testkit-lite.files | sudo xargs rm -rf

Uninstall testkit-lite installed with debian:

sudo dpkg -r testkit-lite

1. You can run case on target:

   1. For web test cases:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" -e 'WRTLauncher <package_name>'

   2. For native test cases:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml"

2. You can run case in single mode :

   1. For web test cases:

      testkit-lite -f "<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" -e 'WRTLauncher <package_name>' --comm localhost

   2. For native test cases:

      testkit-lite -f "<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" --comm localhost

3. You can select on parser engine to simply conduct one or more tests.xml on target:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name1>/tests.xml ... <somewhere>/<package_namen>/tests.xml" -e 'WRTLauncher <package_name1> ... <package_namen>'

4. If you want to execute both auto and manual tests:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml"

5. If you just want to execute manual tests:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" -M

6. If you just want to execute auto tests:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" -A

7. If you want to save test result to another file, by default it'll be under /opt/testkit/lite/latest:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" -o <somewhere>/xxx.xml

8. If you want to choose some filters:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" --status level1 --type type1 ...

9. If you want to run test according capability:

   testkit-lite -f device:"<somewhere>/<package_name>/tests.xml" --capability capability.xml

10. At last, you can freely compose the above parameters together:

    testkit-lite -f <somewhere1>/tests.xml <somewhere2>/tests.xml -A --priority P1 --type type1 ...

Test report will be generated as tests.result.xml.The result will be under /opt/testkit/lite/latest after execution, you can also check the history results in /opt/testkit/lite/yyyy-mm-dd-HH:MM:SS.NNNNNN.

Test report can be viewed in HTML format, so the data in the xml result file looks more human friendly.

Please follow the following steps to view test report:

1. Copy files: application.js back_top.png jquery.min.js testresult.xsl tests.css under directory /opt/testkit/lite/xsd/
2. Put the files from step 1) under the same directory as the xml result file
3. Open xml result file with a web browser(IE, Chrome or Firefox)

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