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Latest revision as of 04:19, 15 March 2020


Using the open source Tbot project for automation and testing

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Use the open source tbot project to automate tasks for beaglebone hardware and create generic (that can run in any board) and specific testcases.
why tbot? tbot is a testing/automation tool and open source project written in python
its easy to understand and easy to learn and with flexibility that allows a developer to do a lot of things

Student: [1]
Mentors: [Manas Mangaonkar, Drew Fustini, Steve Arnold]
Code: https://github.com/demonpo
Wiki: http://elinux.org/Demonpo/GSOapplication/tbot
GSoC: []

Status

This project is currently just a proposal.

Proposal

About you

IRC: demonpo
Github: https://github.com/demonpo
School: Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral
Country: Ecuador
Primary language: Español, English
Typical work hours: 8AM-5PM US Eastern
Previous GSoC participation: I would like to participate in GSoC because i want to work in a real project with tangible applications.

About your project

Project name: Using the open source Tbot project for automation and testing

Description

Use the open source tbot project to automate tasks for beaglebone hardware and create generic (that can run in any board) and specific testcases.
why tbot? tbot is a testing/automation tool and open source project written in python
its easy to understand and easy to learn and with flexibility that allows a developer to do a lot of things

Timeline

Mar 30 Proposal complete, Submitted to https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com
Apr 27 Proposal accepted or rejected
May 18 Pre-work complete, Coding officially begins!
May 25 Tbot environment set to work for beableBard boards, Introductory YouTube video
June 1 Regression tests integration to check if after installing something everything still work #2
June 8 Full set of booting testcases #3
June 15 18:00 UTC Full set of bootloader testacases, Mentors and students can begin submitting Phase 1 evaluations
June 19 18:00 UTC Phase 1 Evaluation deadline
June 22 Full set of testcases for the linux kernel #5
June 29 Automated tasks negotiated with the mentor #6
July 6 Automated tasks negotiated with the mentor #7
July 13 18:00 UTC descriptive statistics about testcases and automated taks presented in a firendly way (pdf) #8, Mentors and students can begin submitting Phase 2 evaluations
July 17 18:00 UTC Phase 2 Evaluation deadline
July 20 Written Documentation of how to use the testcases and set the tbot environment #9
July 27 Video tutorial about the documentation. #10
August 3 Final changes suggested by the mentor. #11, Completion YouTube video
August 10 - 17 18:00 UTC Final week: Students submit their final work product and their final mentor evaluation
August 17 - 24 18:00 UTC Mentors submit final student evaluations

Experience and approach

I contributed to tbot open source project (https://github.com/Rahix/tbot) so i have experience working with tbot and also using it to automate tasks(building tasks, cross-compiling tasks, etc) and to make testcases to check if everything works in the board. Also i like to learn many things so i have taken many courses, you can check it here: https://platzi.com/@demonpo/

Contingency

Im in contact with tbot maintainer and i can talk with him if i need some help.

Benefit

The project will help to beagleBoard community to automate repetitive and tedious work between the board and the host computer. Also they will have full set of testcases generic (can run in any beagleBone Board) to run (with tbot) to test if everything is okay in their beaglebones boards.

Misc

https://github.com/jadonk/gsoc-application/pull/137