1 // Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 // found in the LICENSE file.
5 // JavaScript for invoking methods on APIs used by Hangouts via the
6 // Hangout Services extension, and a JavaScript-based end-to-end test
9 // ID of the Hangout Services component extension.
10 var EXTENSION_ID = "nkeimhogjdpnpccoofpliimaahmaaome";
12 // Sends a message to the Hangout Services extension, expecting
13 // success, and unwraps the value returned.
14 function sendMessage(message, callback) {
15 function unwrapValue(result) {
17 callback(result.value);
19 window.top.chrome.runtime.sendMessage(EXTENSION_ID, message, unwrapValue);
22 // If connected, this port will receive events from the extension.
25 // Connects callbackPort to the extension, with a connectInfo.name that
26 // indicates we want to receive the onSinksChanged event, and sets its
27 // onMessage to |callback|.
28 function listenForSinksChangedEvent(callback) {
29 callbackPort = window.top.chrome.runtime.connect(
30 EXTENSION_ID, {'name': 'onSinksChangedListener'});
31 callbackPort.onMessage.addListener(callback);
35 // Helpers to invoke functions on the extension.
38 // Will call |callback({'cancelId': ..., 'streamId': ...})| on completion.
39 function chooseDesktopMedia(callback) {
40 sendMessage({'method': 'chooseDesktopMedia'}, callback);
43 // Will call |callback()| when API method has been called (it will
45 function cancelChooseDesktopMedia(cancelId, callback) {
46 sendMessage({'method': 'cancelChooseDesktopMedia', 'cancelId': cancelId},
50 // Will call |callback(cpuInfo)| on completion.
51 function cpuGetInfo(callback) {
52 sendMessage({'method': 'cpu.getInfo'}, callback);
55 // Will call |callback()| on completion.
56 function loggingSetMetadata(metaData, callback) {
57 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.setMetadata', 'metaData': metaData},
61 // Will call |callback()| on completion.
62 function loggingStart(callback) {
63 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.start'}, callback);
66 // Will call |callback()| when API method has been called (it will
68 function loggingUploadOnRenderClose() {
69 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.uploadOnRenderClose'});
72 // Will call |callback()| when API method has been called (it will
74 function loggingNoUploadOnRenderClose() {
75 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.noUploadOnRenderClose'});
78 // Will call |callback()| on completion.
79 function loggingStop(callback) {
80 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.stop'}, callback);
83 // Will call |callback(uploadResult)| on completion.
84 function loggingUpload(callback) {
85 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.upload'}, callback);
88 // Will call |callback(uploadResult)| on completion.
89 function loggingStopAndUpload(callback) {
90 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.stopAndUpload'}, callback);
93 // Will call |callback()| on completion.
94 function loggingDiscard(callback) {
95 sendMessage({'method': 'logging.discard'}, callback);
98 // Will call |callback(sinkList)| on completion.
99 function getSinks(callback) {
100 sendMessage({'method': 'getSinks'}, callback);
103 // Will call |callback(activeSink)| on completion.
104 function getActiveSink(callback) {
105 sendMessage({'method': 'getActiveSink'}, callback);
108 // Will call |callback()| on completion.
109 function setActiveSink(sinkId, callback) {
110 sendMessage({'method': 'setActiveSink', 'sinkId': sinkId}, callback);
113 // Will call |callback(sinkId)| on completion.
114 function getAssociatedSink(sourceId, callback) {
115 sendMessage({'method': 'getAssociatedSink', 'sourceId': sourceId},
119 // Will call |callback()| on completion. If the extension you send to
120 // is not loaded, the extension system will still call |callback()|
121 // but will set lastError.
122 function isExtensionEnabled(callback) {
123 sendMessage({'method': 'isExtensionEnabled'}, callback);
130 // Very micro test framework. Add all tests to |TESTS|. Each test must
131 // call the passed-in callback eventually with a string indicating
132 // results. Empty results indicate success.
136 testLoggingSetMetaDataAfterStart,
138 testDisabledLoggingButUpload,
139 testDisabledLoggingWithStopAndUpload,
140 testEnabledLoggingButDiscard,
144 testGetAssociatedSink,
145 testIsExtensionEnabled,
146 testSendingToInvalidExtension,
148 // Uncomment to manually test timeout logic.
152 var TEST_TIMEOUT_MS = 3000;
154 function runAllTests(callback) {
157 // Run one test at a time, running the next only on completion.
158 // This makes it easier to deal with timing out tests that do not
159 // complete successfully.
161 // It also seems necessary (instead of starting all the tests in
162 // parallel) as the webrtcLoggingPrivate API does not seem to like
163 // certain sequences of interleaved requests (it may DCHECK in
164 // WebRtcLoggingHandlerHost::NotifyLoggingStarted() when firing the
167 // TODO(grunell): Fix webrtcLoggingPrivate to be stateless.
169 // Index of the test currently executing.
172 function startTest(test) {
173 console.log('Starting ' + test.name);
175 // Start the test function...
176 test(function(currentResults) {
177 nextTest(test.name, currentResults, false);
180 // ...and also start a timeout.
181 function onTimeout() {
182 nextTest(test.name, '', true);
184 setTimeout(onTimeout, TEST_TIMEOUT_MS);
187 function nextTest(testName, currentResults, timedOut) {
188 // The check for testIndex is necessary for timeouts arriving
189 // after testIndex is already past the end of the TESTS array.
190 if (testIndex >= TESTS.length ||
191 testName != TESTS[testIndex].name) {
192 // Either a timeout of a function that already completed, or a
193 // function completing after a timeout. Either way we ignore.
194 console.log('Ignoring results for ' + testName +
195 ' (timedout: ' + timedOut + ')');
200 console.log('Timed out: ' + testName);
201 results = results + 'Timed out: ' + testName + '\n';
203 console.log('Got results for ' + testName + ': ' + currentResults);
204 if (currentResults != '') {
205 results = results + 'Failure in ' + testName + ':\n';
206 results = results + currentResults;
211 if (testIndex == TESTS.length)
214 startTest(TESTS[testIndex]);
217 startTest(TESTS[testIndex]);
220 function testCpuGetInfo(callback) {
221 cpuGetInfo(function(info) {
222 if (info.numOfProcessors != 0 &&
223 info.archName != '' &&
224 info.modelName != '')
227 callback('Missing information in CpuInfo');
231 // Tests setting metadata, turning on upload, starting and then
233 function testLogging(callback) {
234 loggingSetMetadata([{'bingo': 'bongo', 'smurf': 'geburf'}], function() {
235 loggingStart(function() {
236 loggingUploadOnRenderClose();
237 loggingStop(function() {
244 // Tests starting the log, setting metadata, turning on upload, and then
246 function testLoggingSetMetaDataAfterStart(callback) {
247 loggingStart(function() {
248 loggingSetMetadata([{'bingo': 'bongo', 'smurf': 'geburf'}], function() {
249 loggingUploadOnRenderClose();
250 loggingStop(function() {
257 // Starts and stops logging while auto-upload is disabled.
258 function testDisabledLogging(callback) {
259 loggingNoUploadOnRenderClose();
260 loggingStart(function() {
261 loggingStop(function() {
267 // Starts and stops logging while auto-upload is disabled, but
268 // requests logs upload after stopping logging.
269 function testDisabledLoggingButUpload(callback) {
270 loggingNoUploadOnRenderClose();
271 loggingStart(function() {
272 loggingStop(function() {
273 loggingUpload(function(loggingResult) {
274 if (loggingResult != '')
277 callback('Got empty upload result.');
283 // Starts logging while auto-upload is disabled. Uses the
284 // stopAndUpload function to stop, then upload, the results.
285 function testDisabledLoggingWithStopAndUpload(callback) {
286 loggingNoUploadOnRenderClose();
287 loggingStart(function() {
288 loggingStopAndUpload(function(loggingResult) {
289 if (loggingResult != '')
292 callback('Got empty upload result.');
297 // Starts and stops logging while auto-upload is enabled, but
298 // requests logs be discarded after stopping logging.
299 function testEnabledLoggingButDiscard(callback) {
300 loggingUploadOnRenderClose();
301 loggingStart(function() {
302 loggingStop(function() {
303 loggingDiscard(function() {
310 function testGetSinks(callback) {
311 getSinks(function(sinks) {
312 // Some bots may have no audio sinks installed, in which case we
313 // will get an empty list here.
318 function testGetActiveSink(callback) {
319 getActiveSink(function(sinkId) {
321 callback('Got empty sink ID.');
327 function testSetActiveSink(callback) {
328 getSinks(function(sinks) {
329 for (var i = 0; i < sinks.length; ++i) {
330 setActiveSink(sinks[i].sinkId);
336 function testGetAssociatedSink(callback) {
337 getAssociatedSink('noSuchSourceId', function(sinkId) {
339 callback('Got non-empty sink ID for nonexistent source ID.');
346 function testIsExtensionEnabled(callback) {
347 isExtensionEnabled(function() {
352 function testSendingToInvalidExtension(callback) {
353 // This test verifies that client code can always determine whether
354 // or not the component extension is available without resorting to
355 // timeouts, by sending it the 'isExtensionEnabled' message. If the
356 // extension is there, it will respond (see testIsExtensionEnabled)
357 // and if it's not, the extension framework will send a callback and
359 var NON_EXISTENT_EXTENSION_ID = "aaaaaaagjdpnpccoofpliimaaeeeeeee";
360 window.top.chrome.runtime.sendMessage(
361 NON_EXISTENT_EXTENSION_ID, {'method': 'isExtensionEnabled'},
363 if (window.top.chrome.runtime.lastError.message.indexOf(
364 'Could not establish connection') == -1) {
365 callback('lastError is not set correctly.');
372 function testTimeout(callback) {
373 // Never call the callback. Used for manually testing that the
374 // timeout logic of the test framework is correct.