jpl_automated_testing_framework_server_websocket 2.0.1+14

Websocket based server for the Automated Testing Framework driver.

🛡️ Fork — Jeff Peiffer Legacy (jpl_)

Este paquete (jpl_automated_testing_framework_server_websocket) es un fork de automated_testing_framework_server_websocket, originalmente creado por Jeff Peiffer y archivado (read-only) junto con toda la org peiffer-innovations.

El prefijo jpl_ significa Jeff Peiffer Legacy: mantenemos vivo el legado de estos paquetes, bumpeados a las últimas versiones de Dart/Flutter, en el monorepo jpl.

Licencia original conservada. El crédito del diseño y la implementación original es de Jeff Peiffer.

ARCHIVED: This is no longer maintained to focus on other packages.

Table of Contents

• automated_testing_framework_server_websocket
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Installation
    • Build from Source
    • Using Pub
  • Customization
    • Authentication
    • Authorization
    • Commands

automated_testing_framework_server_websocket

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Installation
  • Build from Source
  • Using Pub
• Customization
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
  • Commands

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Introduction

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Installation

Build from Source

To build from source, clone the repo:

https://github.com/peiffer-innovations/automated_testing_framework_server_websocket

Then execute the command:

dart compile exe bin/run.dart

That will create an executable named run in the output directory that can be used to start the server.

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Using Pub

Installation via Pub is straight forward. Execute the following command:

pub global activate automated_testing_framework_server_websocket

Then to start the server, execute:

pub global run automated_testing_framework_server_websocket:run

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Customization

This server is designed to allow developers the ability to easily extend and customize it. Developers can provide a custom authentication scheme and / or the ability to execute custom commands.

Customizing the server begins with adding this package as a dependency in your own custom Dart project:

dependencies: 
  automated_testing_framework_server_websocket: <version>

Next, create your own bin/run.dart file. See the default run.dart as an example starting point.

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Authentication

In order to customize the authentication mechanism, extend the Authentication class and implement the authenticate function. Then pass the custom authenticator to the Server at initialization time.

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Authorization

In order to customize the authorization mechanism, extend the Authorizer class and implement the authorize function. Then pass the custom authenticator to the Server at initialization time.

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Commands

The Server accepts a series of handlers that can be used perform custom actions when commands are received.