Re: [agl-dev-community] AGL Testing Process

"Romain Forlot" <Romain.forlot@xxxxxxx> · Mon, 10 Feb 2020 09:38:19 +0100

    Hi Ergen,
    Sorry, I wasn't available last few weeks. You might be figured it
      out by yourself and what you suggests is almost right. The only
      thing that could be problematic would be to mock the "/dev/..."
      part using the test monitoring tools alone. Theses tools does not
      allow you to mock this, you have to find something else
      additionally to the test monitoring tools.
    The scenario you suggests is fine to me, however I would add
      additional steps, by testing isolated low services also, ensuring
      that AFB_EVENT are as what you expect and then wire up to the
      signal composer :) If your bottom up approach include this, then
      it's perfect.
    Best regards.

     21/01/2020 09:35, Mehmet Sergen Ergen
      wrote:

      Hello Romain,
        I saw your name at following link. 

          https://iot.bzh/fr/publications/32-2018/84-moving-agl-toward-production-with-the-latest-test-monitoring-tools

          I work on a project. This project based on AGL. I am at test
          side of software team. Actually, I write integration tests.
          But I need to advice about integration testing. How should I
          proceed? AGL Wiki is very poor about integration testing. I
          need more. I want to explain more.

          I want to test services behaviour together. For example
          according to the following chart I want to test AGL Signal
          Composer with Low Services. "Application #1" and "/dev/..."
          parts mocked case. I will subscribe to AGL Signal Composer
          from Application #1 and  I will subscribe to Low Services from
          AGL Signal Composer. I will check the results. True or false.
          And I will add rest of software modules.  Finally I will
          complete integration testing. (with bottom up approaches) This
          is meaning for me integration testing. Do you think my
          approach is correct?

          Do you want to recommend
            anything about this?   

          -- 

                Best Regards

                  Mehmet Sergen ERGEN

                  Uludağ University Computer Engineering #4 

                  DAIICHI ARGE / Jr. Software Design Specialist
                Bursa I/O Organization Lead

                  Web Site: http://msergenergen.com

                  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/msergenergen/

    -- 
Romain Forlot - Embedded Engineer - IoT.bzh
romain.forlot@xxxxxxx - www.iot.bzh - +33675142438 

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