Re: MOSQUITO project to contribute to HTML5 tests

Hi Steve, all,

Sorry for my late answer. Indeed yes, some of the tests require human interaction.

The tests developed so far are available on a dedicated page of the MOSQUITO website [1].  As this is the first set of tests we develop, any feedback will be appreciated. We still have time to contribute, so if you know specific area of the API that need tests, please let us know. 

Thanks,
Fabrice.

[1] http://html5.mosquito-fp7.eu


Le 23 nov. 2011 à 23:12, timeless a écrit :


	On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 7:04 AM, Steve Block <steveblock@google.com> wrote:
	

		Hi Fabrice,
		


		Thanks for your email. You're right that currently there are no tests
		

		for DeviceOrientation.
		


		It's tricky to reliably test a sensor-based API like this using
		

		automated tests because you can't make guarantees about the accuracy
		

		of a given implementation. Our current approach is to provide a simple
		

		test application which would be used to test the API manually [1].
		


		I'd certainly be interested to see the tests that you would propose
		

		for DeviceOrientation. Did you have a strategy in mind at this point?
		


	fwiw, Mozilla has plans to test such things by using a system-qemu and
	adjusting the sensor values "Marionette" [1].
	
	[1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Auto-tools/Projects/Marionette
	
	


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