stf

### Ubuntu Smartphone Test Framework Installation and Configuration For installing the Smartphone Test Framework (STF) on an Ubuntu system, preparation of a suitable environment is necessary. STF requires Node.js as it runs primarily based on JavaScript services. Installing Node.js can be done through: ```bash curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_16.x | sudo -y nodejs ``` After ensuring Node.js is installed, proceed with setting up Docker since STF operates within containers for isolation and ease of deployment. ```bash sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install docker.io sudo systemctl start docker sudo systemctl enable docker ``` With Docker ready, obtaining the official STF image becomes straightforward via pulling from Docker Hub[^1]. ```bash docker pull openstf/stf ``` To initialize STF after acquiring its container image involves running several commands to set up required volumes and networks before launching the service itself. ```bash docker network create stf_network docker volume create stf_data docker run --name=stf-db \ --net=stf_network \ -v stf_data:/data/db \ -d mongo:4.0 sleep 5s # Allow time for MongoDB initialization docker run --name=stf-redis \ --net=stf_network \ -d redis:alpine ``` Finally, executing STF entails specifying various parameters such as connecting to previously established database and Redis instances over the defined `stf_network`. ```bash docker run --name=stf \ --net=stf_network \ -p 7100:7100 \ -e DEVICE_faraday=true \ -e MONGO_URL=mongodb://stf-db:27017/stf \ -e REDIS_HOST=stf-redis \ -e PROVIDER_name=myprovider \ -e ZONE_names=default \ -d openstf/stf local ``` Configuration adjustments might include modifying firewall settings or adjusting resource allocations depending upon specific requirements or limitations encountered during setup.