Thanks Paul for sharing, seems to easily blend with REST tests.. I am wondering how it could fit with a test that e.g. starts a song playback via POST and then listens for offset changes on websocket... But we will find out :) Best regards Dr. Patrick Bartsch - sent from my mobile - ________________________________ Von: Paul Boyes<mailto:Paul.Boyes@inrix.com> Gesendet: ý07.ý01.ý2017 03:13 An: member-automotive<mailto:member-automotive@w3.org>; public-automotive@w3.org<mailto:public-automotive@w3.org> Cc: Steve Ohmert<mailto:Steve.Ohmert@inrix.com>; T Guild<mailto:ted@w3.org>; Kazuyuki Ashimura<mailto:ashimura@w3.org> Betreff: Re: ws-test - WebSocket Test Framework Adding public list as well. Paul J. Boyes 206-276-9675 On Jan 6, 2017, at 4:06 PM, Paul Boyes <Paul.Boyes@inrix.com<mailto:Paul.Boyes@inrix.com>> wrote: As promised, we have placed our WebSocket test framework on GitHub. https://github.com/INRIX-paul-boyes/ws-test The README explains how to set it up and use it. Although we have not implemented the new VISS, it can be run against our freely downloadable SDK (https://insidetrack.opencar.com/application/login) as an example of use. If you like it, we would greatly appreciate collaboration to make it better. I would like to especially thank Steve Ohmert for taking my hacked up version and making this happen. Please let me know if you have any questions. Paul J. Boyes | INRIX | Director of Telematics and Standards - OpenCar | 206-276-9675 | paul.boyes@inrix.com<mailto:paul.boyes@inrix.com> | www.inrix.com<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__www.inrix.com_&d=BQMFAg&c=QbuapHRvbn0JdC8vTVkPHg&r=PRAN7lum5Ra662QLho8LU3bhFjBvLXn3bBkFbW0Amjo&m=V5l0WXfOEJwhcE0JsN06mQ5SQhpXL-DuAuK3YcnTZoc&s=OqQVi_DcS5rv8or8hZdFvY0re6YF0Wl-_8okxrxOF0w&e=>
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