838669 - KitchenSink Stage 1

Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX

(Marketplace Graveyard :: Developer Pages, defect)

Description

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

Develop privileged WebApp.

Feature detection functions are testable.
A list of APIs without example of usage is presented after installation.

Comment 1

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

http://zalun.github.com/KitchenSink-App/

This is the first attempt using Bill Walker's tests repo (with one change on SMS).
It will not install on your phone yet as it tries to call installPackage (with no .zip provided). Still fighting with installing it as a package ...

Comment 2

[Fred Wenzel [:wenzel]]

The page is virtually empty on Nightly for me. Is it supposed to trigger an install?

Comment 3

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

Attachment: KitchenSink first look

Comment 4

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

Just attached what I see in the nightly.

Comment 5

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

Chrome is displaying it empty with an error " Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'mgmt' in undefined "

Comment 6

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

We're not building an app 
There will be only Marionette tests instead

Comment 7

[Jason Smith [:jsmith]]

(In reply to Piotr Zalewa [:zalun] from comment #6)
> We're not building an app 
> There will be only Marionette tests instead

That's umm...strange?

We've got a bunch of marionette tests already in the tree for some of these APIs. But I don't think they work on Android.

What framework are you intending to use marionette on? Gaia UI Tests? Emulator gecko automation?

Comment 8

[Piotr Zalewa [:zalun]]

The idea is to make it work on Android as well. I'm thinking of creating a webapp so we will be able to run the tests "inside" it. But I'm not really sure if that's entirely possible.

I also do not understand your question about the framework. Currently I've been working to provide a proof of concept examples. The code is here: https://github.com/zalun/KitchenSink-Tests
Maybe that answers it.

Comment 9

[Jason Smith [:jsmith]]

Let me start a thread on this over email with you and Fred with some of the ateam guys. That might clarify some things that I'm bringing up in connection to the concept you are presenting.