Introduction

The Manufacturing Automated Test System (MATS) is a framework for automating production testing suitable for manufacturing and industrial environments. The MATS will assist the user in defining the tests clearly and concisely and will execute the written tests in the same sequence over and over, saving the production data from each run as the test sequence is executed.

Installation

For most, simply pip install mats should do the trick. You may wish to stroll over to the github repository, clone it, and python setup.py install if you prefer.

Key Concepts

There are two primary classes to pay attention to within the MATS: Test and TestSequence. The TestSequence consists of a series of Tests. One complete run through the entire sequence is initiated on utilization of the start() method.

After each test sequence is completed, then there is an opportunity to save data using the ArchiveManager or other object that implements the same save() method.

Contents:

• Getting Started
  • Define Requirements
  • Develop Hardware API
  • Create Automated Test File
  • setup() and teardown()
  • Develop Individual Tests
  • Create Test Sequence
  • Save the Data
• Saving Data
  • ArchiveManager
  • Data Formats
  • Custom ArchiveManager Implementations
• Dealing with Hardware
  • Allocation within Test
  • One-Time Allocation
• Examples
  • Simple Production Test
  • Simple Production Test (revisited)
  • Production Test with Burn-In
  • Life Test
• API
  • Test
  • TestSequence
  • ArchiveManager
  • tkwidgets.MatsFrame
• GUI
• Contribution Guidelines
  • Guidelines for new Issues
  • Guidelines for Pull Requests
  • Executing Automated Testing
  • Future Development

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page