irtestcase (1) - Linux Manuals

irtestcase: create or check decoding testcases.

NAME

irtestcase - create or check decoding testcases.

SYNOPSIS

irtestcase [-l lircrc-file -p prog] <socket>
irtestcase [-l lircrc-file -p prog] -t testdata <socket>
irtestcase [-v|-h|

DESCRIPTION

irtestcase is a tool which can record keypresses from a remote together with the decoded values. Given output from another session, it can also verify that the decoding still works as expected.

In the first form irtestcase will wait for input and create log files for it. Doing so, it also echoes received buttons on stdout. There is no way to stop the program in a clean way, just use ctrl-C when completed.

In the second form it will feed the data from the testdata file to lircd and log the the decoded data as usually. Thus, this makes it possible to test the output from the remote which generated the testdata. In this form lircd must be running with the "file" driver.

The optional socket is the lircd output socket (lircd must be running). It defaults to LIRC_SOCKET_PATH in environment, falling back to a hardcoded default value (usually /var/run/lirc/lircd).

OPTIONS

-l, --lircrc <lircrc config file>

Log also applications strings (as ircat(1)) using lircrc type config file.

-p, --prog <program id>

When using -l/--lircrc, the program name matching the PROG = entries in lircrc

-t, --testdata

Use data i file instead of "live" input from the remote. This can be the durations.log file from a previous run, see FILES. It can also be logged output from mode2(1).

-v , --version

Print version and exit.

-h , --help

Print help message.

FILES

irtestcase creates files in /tmp/irtestcase (hardcoded, sorry). After a successful run here is:

durations.log

Printable space/pulse durations in the same format as mode2(1). This file is usable as -t/--testdata input.

codes.log

The decoded buttons, in same format as irw(1).

app_strings.log

The application strings, as presented by ircat(1).

FILES

~/.cache/irtestcase.log

Debug output. Setting the XDG_CACHE_HOME environment variable relocates this file to $XDG_CACHE_HOME/irtestcase.log