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Testing ESPHome in the real world

H.2213 | Day 2 | 10:45 - 11:00 | Speakers: Rémi Duraffort

Testing ESPHome in the real world
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Abstract

ESPHome is a versatile framework to create custom firmware for various microcontrollers. In this talks we will look at how to automatically test the latest ESPHome firmware on an ESP32.

As ESPHome devices are used to interact with the real world, we will also look at how to test that the LUX sensors is able to detect light variations.

In order to test the ESP32 device, we are going to use lava on the command line, directly inside a gitlab runner.

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Rémi Duraffort

Rémi is a Principal Tech Lead working for Linaro. Rémi is the architect and tech lead of LAVA, the de-factor standard (used by LKFT or KernelCI labs) for test automation on real hardware and TuxSuite a service for building and testing the linux kernel at (really) large scale. Remi has been contributed to various open source projects since 2007, including VLC, LAVA, PRoot, v8, KissCache, ...

Rémi is currently leading the Automation Software Team at Linaro that is designing and developing a testing automation appliance (the Linaro Automation Appliance) to solve most common automation issues.

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