End-to-end testing with our Chaos Stream Proxy

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  • web-player

    HLS and MPEG-DASH player for web

  • it can be played with no problems, for example in the Eyevinn WebPlayer, hosted here. But, if we proxy it through the Chaos Stream Proxy, and set &statusCode=[{i:*,code:404}]:

  • chaos-stream-proxy

    Add some chaos to your HTTP streams to validate player behaviour

  • To address this problem, Eyevinn has released its Chaos Stream Proxy as open-source! As the name suggests, this is a very handy tool for proxying an adaptive bitrate stream and deterministically introducing corruptions to it.

  • SurveyJS

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  • The Eyevinn WebPlayer implements Eyevinn Player Analytics Specification (EPAS), which is an open specification that defines a standard for implementing analytics in any video/audio player. This means that we have a format for event reporting that we expect the WebPlayer to follow.

  • Playwright

    Playwright is a framework for Web Testing and Automation. It allows testing Chromium, Firefox and WebKit with a single API.

  • This tutorial will demonstrate how to use the Proxy in the end-to-end testing of the open-source Eyevinn WebPlayer, using Playwright.

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