Honeydew

Honeydew is a test framework agnostic device controller written in Python that provides Host-(Fuchsia)Target interaction.

Supported host operating systems:

• Linux

Assumptions:

• This tool was built to be run locally. Remote workflows (i.e. where the Target and Host are not colocated) are in limited support, and have the following assumptions:
  • You use a tool like fssh tunnel or funnel to forward the Target from your local machine to the remote machine over a SSH tunnel
  • Only one device is currently supported over the SSH tunnel.
  • If the device reboots during the test, it may be necessary to re-run the fssh tunnel command manually again in order to re-establish the appropriate port forwards.

Contributing

One of Honeydew's primary goals is to make it easy for anyone working on host target interactions to contribute.

Honeydew is meant to be the one stop solution for any Host-(Fuchsia)Target interactions. We can only make this possible when more people contribute to Honeydew and add more and more interactions that others can also benefit.

Getting started

• Use a Linux machine for Honeydew development and testing
• Follow instructions on how to submit contributions to the Fuchsia project for the Gerrit developer work flow

Create a new user affordance

Please refer to the Affordance doc on instructions for creating a new affordance in Honeydew code base.