| __init__.py |
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| app_bundle_utils.py |
Generate an .apks archive from a an app bundle if needed.
Args:
bundle_path: Input bundle file path.
bundle_apks_path: Output bundle .apks archive path. Name must end with
'.apks' or this operation will fail.
aapt2_path: Path to aapt2 build tool.
keystore_path: Path to keystore.
keystore_password: Keystore password, as a string.
keystore_alias: Keystore signing key alias.
mode: Build mode, which must be either None or one of BUILD_APKS_MODES.
minimal: Create the minimal set of apks possible (english-only).
minimal_sdk_version: Use this sdkVersion when |minimal| or
|system_image_locales| args are present.
check_for_noop: Use md5_check to short-circuit when inputs have not changed.
system_image_locales: Locales to package in the APK when mode is "system"
or "system_compressed".
optimize_for: Overrides split configuration, which must be None or
one of OPTIMIZE_FOR_OPTIONS.
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| argparse_utils.py |
Allows defining custom help actions.
Help actions can run even when the parser would otherwise fail on missing
arguments. The first help or custom help command mentioned on the command
line will have its help text displayed.
Usage:
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(...)
CustomHelpAction.EnableFor(parser)
parser.add_argument('--foo-help',
action='custom_help',
custom_help_text='this is the help message',
help='What this helps with')
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| chrome_proxy_utils.py |
Utilities for setting up and tear down WPR and TsProxy service. |
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| chrome_proxy_utils_test.py |
Tests for chrome_proxy_utils. |
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| decorators.py |
Decorator to cache return values of function. |
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| decorators_test.py |
Unit tests for decorators.py. |
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| device_dependencies.py |
Returns the device path components for a given host path.
This returns the device path as a list of joinable path components,
with None as the first element to indicate that the path should be
rooted at $EXTERNAL_STORAGE.
e.g., given
'$RUNTIME_DEPS_ROOT_DIR/foo/bar/baz.txt'
this would return
[None, 'foo', 'bar', 'baz.txt']
This handles a couple classes of paths differently than it otherwise would:
- All .pak files get mapped to top-level paks/
- All other dependencies get mapped to the top level directory
- If a file is not in the output directory then it's relative path to
the output directory will start with .. strings, so we remove those
and then the path gets mapped to the top-level directory
- If a file is in the output directory then the relative path to the
output directory gets mapped to the top-level directory
e.g. given
'$RUNTIME_DEPS_ROOT_DIR/out/Release/icu_fake_dir/icudtl.dat'
this would return
[None, 'icu_fake_dir', 'icudtl.dat']
Args:
host_path: The absolute path to the host file.
Returns:
A list of device path components.
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| device_dependencies_test.py |
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| dexdump.py |
Dumps class and method information from a APK into a dict via dexdump.
Args:
apk_path: An absolute path to an APK file to dump.
Returns:
A dict in the following format:
{
<package_name>: {
'classes': {
<class_name>: {
'methods': [<method_1>, <method_2>]
}
}
}
}
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| dexdump_test.py |
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| gold_utils.py |
//build/android implementations of //testing/skia_gold_common.
Used for interacting with the Skia Gold image diffing service.
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| gold_utils_test.py |
Tests for gold_utils. |
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| google_storage_helper.py |
Helper functions to upload data to Google Storage.
Text data should be streamed to logdog using |logdog_helper| module.
Due to logdog not having image or HTML viewer, those instead should be uploaded
to Google Storage directly using this module.
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| instrumentation_tracing.py |
Functions to instrument all Python function calls.
This generates a JSON file readable by Chrome's about:tracing. To use it,
either call start_instrumenting and stop_instrumenting at the appropriate times,
or use the Instrument context manager.
A function is only traced if it is from a Python module that matches at least
one regular expression object in to_include, and does not match any in
to_exclude. In between the start and stop events, every function call of a
function from such a module will be added to the trace.
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| local_utils.py |
Utilities for determining if a test is being run locally or not. |
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| logdog_helper.py |
Helper functions to upload data to logdog. |
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| logging_utils.py |
Wraps a |logging.Formatter| and adds color. |
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| maven_downloader.py |
Downloads and installs the requested artifacts from the Google Maven repo.
The artifacts are expected to be specified in the format
"group_id:artifact_id:version:file_type", as the default file type is JAR
but most Android libraries are provided as AARs, which would otherwise fail
downloading. See Install()
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| proguard.py |
Dumps class and method information from a JAR into a dict via proguard.
Args:
jar_path: An absolute path to the JAR file to dump.
Returns:
A dict in the following format:
{
'classes': [
{
'class': '',
'superclass': '',
'annotations': {/* dict -- see below */},
'methods': [
{
'method': '',
'annotations': {/* dict -- see below */},
},
...
],
},
...
],
}
Annotations dict format:
{
'empty-annotation-class-name': None,
'annotation-class-name': {
'field': 'primitive-value',
'field': [ 'array-item-1', 'array-item-2', ... ],
'field': {
/* Object value */
'field': 'primitive-value',
'field': [ 'array-item-1', 'array-item-2', ... ],
'field': { /* Object value */ }
}
}
}
Note that for top-level annotations their class names are used for
identification, whereas for any nested annotations the corresponding
field names are used.
One drawback of this approach is that an array containing empty
annotation classes will be represented as an array of 'None' values,
thus it will not be possible to find out annotation class names.
On the other hand, storing both annotation class name and the field name
would produce a very complex JSON.
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| proguard_test.py |
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| repo_utils.py |
Returns the git hash tag for the given directory.
Args:
in_directory: The directory where git is to be run.
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| shared_preference_utils.py |
Utility functions for modifying an app's settings file using JSON. |
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| simpleperf.py |
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| test_filter.py |
Raised when both filter file and filter argument have positive filters. |
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| test_filter_test.py |
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| time_profile.py |
Class for simple profiling of action, with logging of cost. |
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| xvfb.py |
Return True if on Linux; else False. |
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