Desktop app compatibility tests

The basic idea is to load the app or test page, and then test input with latest release version of Keyman apps and a variety of keyboards.

The app may need to be tested in multiple environments. Each environment can be defined as a group here. For example, if you wanted to test a web app, you may have the following groups:

• GROUP_WIN10_CHROME: Windows 10 / Chrome browser
• GROUP_WIN10_FIREFOX: Windows 10 / Firefox browser
• GROUP_MACOS_CHROME: macOS / Chrome browser
• GROUP_MACOS_FIREFOX: macOS / Firefox browser
• GROUP_MACOS_SAFARI: macOS / Safari browser
• GROUP_UBUNTU_CHROME: Ubuntu / Chrome browser
• GROUP_UBUNTU_FIREFOX: Ubuntu / Firefox browser

Load "the app or 'test page' being tested" on the respective OS (and browser) to test the followings:

• TEST_KHMER_ANGKOR: Khmer Angkor
  • Ensure the key combination Ctrl+Alt B produces ឞ.
  • Type the following (US) keys in sequence: s u j r k. You should see ស្រុក.
• TEST_SIL_EURO_LATIN: SIL Euro Latin
  • Type % a. Ensure the output is ǎ
• TEST_GALAXIE_HEBREW: Galaxie Hebrew or another good SIL RTL keyboard
  • Type b \ = r @ a v ! y t to output בְּרֵאשִׁית. FAILED if the output is different.
• TEST_SIL_IPA: sil_ipa
  • Ensure the key sequence n > produces ŋ.
• TEST_INTERACTION_WITH_TEXT_FORMATTING:
  • when a Keyman keyboard is active and you are able to enable bold by using the keyboard shortcut (i.e. Ctrl + b).
  • PASSED if the bold is enabled on the first character and the rest of the text being typed, otherwise FAILED.
• TEST_CJK_IMX: Korean KORDA Jamo (SIL)
  • Type h a n <space> g e u l <space>. Verify that the result is 한글.