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NAME
fluster – Testing framework for video decoder conformance
SYNOPSIS
fluster [-h] [-r RESOURCES] [-o OUTPUT] [-ne] [-tsd TEST_SUITES_DIR] {list,l,run,r,download,d,reference,f}
DESCRIPTION
fluster is a testing framework written in Python for video decoder conformance. It is composed of a command-line application that runs a number of test suites with the supported decoders. Its purpose is to check different decoder implementations against known test suites with known and proven results. It was originally designed to check the conformance of H.265/HEVC decoders, but it also supports H.264/AVC, H.266/VVC, VP8, VP9, AV1 and AAC.
OPTIONS
-h, --help Show help message and exit. -r RESOURCES, --resources RESOURCES Set the directory where resources are taken from. -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT Set the directory where test results will be stored. -ne OUTPUT, --no-emoji Set to use plain text instead of emojis. -tsd TEST_SUITES_DIR, --test-suites-dir TEST_SUITES_DIR Set the directory where test suite will be read from.
FLUSTER COMMANDS
list (l) Show a list of available test suites and decoders. run (r) Run test suites for decoders. Options: -j JOBS, --jobs JOBS Number of parallel jobs to use. 1x logical cores by default. 0 means all logical cores. -t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT Timeout in secs for each decoding. Defaults to 30 secs. -ff, --failfast Stop after first fail. -q, --quiet Don’t show every test run. -ts TESTSUITES, --testsuites TESTSUITES Run only the specific test suites. -tv TESTVECTORS, --testvectors TESTVECTORS Run only the specific test vectors. -d DECODERS, --decoders DECODERS Run only the specific decoders. -s, --summary Generate a summary in Markdown format for each test suite. -so SUMMARY_OUTPUT, --summary-output SUMMARY_OUTPUT Dump summary output to file. -f {md,csv,junitxml}, --format {md,csv,junitxml} Specify the format for the summary file. -k, --keep Keep output files generated during the test. -th THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD Set exit code to 2 if threshold tests are not success. Exit code is 0 otherwise. -tth TIME_THRESHOLD, --time-threshold TIME_THRESHOLD Set exit code to 3 if test suite takes longer than threshold seconds. Exit code is 0 otherwise. -v, --verbose Show stdout and stderr of commands executed. download (d) testsuites Downloads test suites resources. Arguments: testsuites List of testsuites to download. Defaults to all. Options: -j JOBS, --jobs JOBS Number of parallel jobs to use. 2x logical cores by default. 0 means all logical cores. -k, --keep Keep original downloaded file after extracting. Only applicable to compressed files such as .zip, .tar.gz, etc reference (r) Use a specific decoder to set its results for the test suites given. Options: -j JOBS, --jobs JOBS Number of parallel jobs to use. 1x logical cores by default. 0 means all logical cores. -t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT Timeout in secs for each decoding. Defaults to 30 secs. -ff, --failfast Stop after first fail. -q, --quiet Don’t show every test run. -ts TESTSUITES, --testsuites TESTSUITES Run only the specific test suites. -tv TESTVECTORS, --testvectors TESTVECTORS Run only the specific test vectors. -d DECODERS, --decoders DECODERS Run only the specific decoders. -s, --summary Generate a summary in Markdown format for each test suite. -so SUMMARY_OUTPUT, --summary-output SUMMARY_OUTPUT Dump summary output to file. -f {md,csv,junitxml}, --format {md,csv,junitxml} Specify the format for the summary file. -k, --keep Keep output files generated during the test. -th THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD Set exit code to 2 if threshold tests are not success. Exit code is 0 otherwise. -tth TIME_THRESHOLD, --time-threshold TIME_THRESHOLD Set exit code to 3 if test suite takes longer than threshold seconds. Exit code is 0 otherwise. -v, --verbose Show stdout and stderr of commands executed.
AUTHORS
fluster is developed by Pablo Marcos Oltra, Andoni Morales Alastruey and contributors. This manual page was written by Christopher Obbard <chris.obbard@collabora.com> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). FLUSTER(1)