This web application allows to test functionality of the sensors, for example, whether the sensor:
- model copmply with specification
- is implemented or supported by the hardware
- provides expected measurement values
Make sure you have following dependencies installed:
- Node.js
- Polymer CLI
npm install -g polymer-cli - For deployment to Google App Engine, install SDK for App Engine.
Install polymer components that are required for the project.
npm install
polymer serve
This will serve application locally. By default, port 8080 will be used (http://localhost:8080/).
polymer build
This will create a build/ folder with bundled/ and bundled_appspot/ sub-folders
containing a bundled (Vulcanized) builds, both run through HTML, CSS, and JS optimizers.
The bundled/ folder contains application that is supposed to be served from
generic-sensor-demos/sensor-tester/build/bundled/ base path, so it is easy to test the
app from the GitHub pages. The bundled_appspot/ folder contains app that can be served
from the root base path, for example, when served from the Google App Engine.
You can serve the built versions by giving polymer serve a folder to serve
from:
polymer serve build/bundled_appspot
gcloud app deploy app.yaml -v VERSION --project PROJECT_NAME
- VERSION should be the version of your application, if omitted, it will be autogenerated.
- PROJECT_NAME should be the name of App Engine project.
You could check demo of the web application at https://sensortestapp.appspot.com/ or pre-built application here
For testing tips'n'tricks, please check Development environment section.