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README.md

OpenVidu Deployment Tester

This is a simple python automation script to test the deployment of any kind of OpenVidu Server deployment. Its purpose is to test most general deployment scenarios and to provide a simple and portable way to test the deployment of OpenVidu Server.

The script uses selenium to control a browser and execute the tests. As this automation tool is packaged in a docker container, it is not necessary to install any other dependency in the machine where the script is going to be executed.

Requirements

  • A working OpenVidu Server deployment (CE/PRO/Enterprise)
  • Docker installed in the machine where the script is going to be executed.
  • OpenVidu Call. It is not strictly necessary, but it is recommended to execute some tests.

Test cases

1. Basic Test

This test case will simply check from the dashboard (CE) or Inspector (PRO/Enterprise) that OpenVidu WebRTC minimal capabilities are working (Video and TURN)

1. OpenVidu CE without forcing TURN candidates to be used (Chrome)

docker run openvidu/openvidu-deployment-tester basic-test \
        --openvidu-url <OPENVIDU_URL> \
        --openvidu-secret <OPENVIDU_SECRET> \
        --openvidu-edition ce \
        --browser chrome

2. OpenVidu CE without forcing TURN candidates to be used (Firefox)

docker run openvidu/openvidu-deployment-tester basic-test \
        --openvidu-url <OPENVIDU_URL> \
        --openvidu-secret <OPENVIDU_SECRET> \
        --openvidu-edition ce \
        --browser firefox

3. OpenVidu CE forcing TURN candidates to be used (Firefox)

docker run openvidu/openvidu-deployment-tester basic-test \
        --openvidu-url <OPENVIDU_URL> \
        --openvidu-secret <OPENVIDU_SECRET> \
        --openvidu-edition ce \
        --browser firefox \
        --turn

4. OpenVidu PRO without forcing TURN candidates to be used (Chrome)

docker run openvidu/openvidu-deployment-tester basic-test \
        --openvidu-url <OPENVIDU_URL> \
        --openvidu-secret <OPENVIDU_SECRET> \
        --openvidu-edition pro \
        --browser chrome

5. OpenVidu PRO without forcing TURN candidates to be used (Firefox)

docker run openvidu/openvidu-deployment-tester basic-test \
        --openvidu-url <OPENVIDU_URL> \
        --openvidu-secret <OPENVIDU_SECRET> \
        --openvidu-edition pro \
        --browser firefox

6. OpenVidu PRO forcing TURN candidates to be used (Firefox)

docker run openvidu/openvidu-deployment-tester basic-test \
        --openvidu-url <OPENVIDU_URL> \
        --openvidu-secret <OPENVIDU_SECRET> \
        --openvidu-edition ce \
        --browser firefox \
        --turn

2. Recording tests

Working on...

Development and Build instructions

Requirements

  • Python >= 3
  • pip
  • virtualenv

Instructions

  1. In the directory of this README file, create a virtual environment and activate it:
virtualenv -p python3 python_modules

source python_modules/bin/activate
  1. Install the python dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
  1. Run the script:
cd src

python main.py -h
  1. To build the docker image:
./create_imagh.sh latest