#dukpy — Public Fediverse posts
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Finally released my second #sailfishos applications: Peertube Sail, a client for #peertube
https://openrepos.net/content/amol/peertube-sail
This one has also been an excuse to try to develop a solution to have a lightweight CI that can run tests without the sailfishos SDK. So it uses #dukpy #python #javascript interpreter to test the logic with #pytest and a fake #silica implementation with qmltestrunner to run the UI tests.
My plan is to release the fake silica as its own project once it's refined enough
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Finally released my second #sailfishos applications: Peertube Sail, a client for #peertube
https://openrepos.net/content/amol/peertube-sail
This one has also been an excuse to try to develop a solution to have a lightweight CI that can run tests without the sailfishos SDK. So it uses #dukpy #python #javascript interpreter to test the logic with #pytest and a fake #silica implementation with qmltestrunner to run the UI tests.
My plan is to release the fake silica as its own project once it's refined enough
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Finally released my second #sailfishos applications: Peertube Sail, a client for #peertube
https://openrepos.net/content/amol/peertube-sail
This one has also been an excuse to try to develop a solution to have a lightweight CI that can run tests without the sailfishos SDK. So it uses #dukpy #python #javascript interpreter to test the logic with #pytest and a fake #silica implementation with qmltestrunner to run the UI tests.
My plan is to release the fake silica as its own project once it's refined enough
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Finally released my second #sailfishos applications: Peertube Sail, a client for #peertube
https://openrepos.net/content/amol/peertube-sail
This one has also been an excuse to try to develop a solution to have a lightweight CI that can run tests without the sailfishos SDK. So it uses #dukpy #python #javascript interpreter to test the logic with #pytest and a fake #silica implementation with qmltestrunner to run the UI tests.
My plan is to release the fake silica as its own project once it's refined enough
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Finally released my second #sailfishos applications: Peertube Sail, a client for #peertube
https://openrepos.net/content/amol/peertube-sail
This one has also been an excuse to try to develop a solution to have a lightweight CI that can run tests without the sailfishos SDK. So it uses #dukpy #python #javascript interpreter to test the logic with #pytest and a fake #silica implementation with qmltestrunner to run the UI tests.
My plan is to release the fake silica as its own project once it's refined enough