This project contains a suite of tests that use the Web Bluetooth API. These tests differ from those already utilized by browsers in that they rely on actual Bluetooth hardware, and are manually driven. The benefit to this approach is:
- They rely on the full Bluetooth stack of the operating system on which they are running. This allows them to potentially find browser bugs specific to an OS, or possibly even OS Bluetooth bugs.
- They can be easily run by anyone - given they have the necessary hardware.
- They offer a convenient starting point to reproduce Bluetooth bugs - whether they be in the web app, browser, or device.
These tests are not browser specific, and should work with any browser supporting Web Bluetooth.
To run these tests visit webbluetoothcg.github.io/manual-tests.
Note: This is not an officially supported Google product.
These tests do not require any software to be installed on the device (i.e. computer/phone) aside from a compatible browser. This should allow them to be run under accounts without privileges to install software, and on Chrome OS, phones, etc.
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md.