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| Title: | FirmataSpy:可支援自動化整合測試物聯網裝置的Firmata模擬器
FirmataSpy: A Firmata Emulator to Streamline Interoperable Automated Testing for IoT Devices |
| Authors: | 藍子琪
Lan, Tzu-Chi |
| Contributors: | 廖峻鋒
陶亞倫
Liao, Chun-Feng
Tao, Ya-Lun
藍子琪
Lan, Tzu-Chi |
| Keywords: | 自動化測試
物聯網
Firmata
Arduino
Automated Testing
Internet of Things
Firmata
Arduino |
| Date: | 2024 |
| Issue Date: | 2024-07-01 13:24:08 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 物聯網 (Internet of Things, IoT) 技術的快速發展為連接和監控物理設備提供了廣大的可能性。Arduino在物聯網領域中，是最受歡迎的開源硬體平台之一，它提供了簡單而強大的方式來控制和監測各種感測器與設備，因此，許多開發人員和學習者都會以Arduino作為初接觸物聯網的首選。然而，許多開發者在進行物聯網程式開發時，時常會遇到程式必須連接硬體設備才能執行、測試軟體的問題，在開發上帶來許多不便利之處，也在維護程式品質上花費不少時間，無法專注於程式開發。因此，本研究的目標即是，研製一個以Node.js平台作開發，可支援自動化測試物聯網裝置的模擬系統──FirmataSpy。其基於廣泛使用的序列埠通訊協定Firmata Protocol，並作為物聯網裝置Arduino的測試替身(Test Double)，取代Arduino回應待測目標(Subject Under Test, SUT)。此外，將透過量化與質化兩種不同研究方法進行評估，量化研究部分會針對FirmataSpy與Arduino效能的實驗比較兩者回應SUT的時間差異，而質化研究將對數名受測者做分析，請有程式開發經驗的受測者進行實際操作與訪談，以了解本研究的實際成效。
本研究的預期成果將對於物聯網裝置開發與自動化測試帶來貢獻，具體而言，本研究所提出之方法與其他測試替身(Test Double)的不同之處在於，FirmataSpy定位於協定層級，在運行時獨立於各種程式語言，不會受到待測目標程式的語言所影響，只要是以Firmata Protocol溝通，都能夠使用FirmataSpy模擬器，讓開發人員在沒有連接硬體設備的狀態下，也可以順利進行自動化測與驗證物聯網裝置。
Arduino is one of the most popular open-source hardware platforms in the IoT domain, offering a simple yet powerful way to control and monitor various sensors and devices. As a result, many developers choose Arduino as their first encounter with IoT. However, many developers often face challenges in IoT programming, such as the need for the program to connect to hardware devices for execution and software testing, which brings about considerable inconvenience in development. Therefore, the goal of this study is to develop an emulation that supports automated testing of IoT devices, named FirmataSpy, which is based on the widely used Firmata Protocol for serial communication and serves as a Test Double for the IoT device Arduino, replacing Arduino in responding to the Subject Under Test (SUT). The evaluation of this study will be conducted through both quantitative and qualitative research methods. The quantitative research will compare the response time differences between two devices in responding to the SUT, while the qualitative research will analyze several participants with programming experience through hands-on operations and interviews to understand the practical effects of this study.
The expected outcomes of this study will contribute to the development and automated testing of IoT devices. Specifically, the method proposed in this study differs from other Test Doubles in that FirmataSpy is positioned at the protocol level, running independently of the programming language of the Subject Under Test. As long as the communication is based on the Firmata Protocol, the FirmataSpy emulator can be used, allowing developers to proceed with automated testing and verification of IoT devices without connecting to hardware devices. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
數位內容碩士學位學程
111462014 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0111462014 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
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