User guide for Lacewing
This page provides best practices, examples, and reference materials for using
Fuchsia's Lacewing framework for writing host-driven tests (also known as
end-to-end tests or system tests).
Vision
Lacewing is Fuchsia's unified host-driven testing framework. It's designed to
serve users both in-tree and out-of-tree.
At a high level, Lacewing aims to:
- Eliminate host-driven test framework fragmentation
- Improve host-driven test stability and reliability
- Centralize host-target interaction to versioned and officially supported
APIs
- Lower the barrier of entry for host-driven test development
Getting started
See
Getting Started.
Example tests
See
Example Lacewing Tests.
Coding Guidelines
See
Honeydew Contribution.
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Last updated 2025-02-18 UTC.
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