Welcome to OpenHTF
OpenHTF (Open Hardware Testing Framework) is an open-source Python framework for hardware testing.
Originally created at Google, OpenHTF is now used by hundreds of teams worldwide, from startups to large companies, across all stages of product development: verification in design, validation in prototyping, and manufacturing.
This documentation is provided by the TofuPilot team, a database with analytics designed for OpenHTF tests.
Quick example
OpenHTF tests are Python scripts that run a series of test steps on a Unit Under Test (UUT), usually involving data and performing measurements.
OpenHTF handles the setup, execution, and teardown of the test, keeps track of everything gathered and provides a pass/fail outcome.
Here are the key concepts in OpenHTF:
- Name
Phases- Description
Test steps perform actions and return pass, fail, or skip result.
- Name
Measurements- Description
Capture specific values during phases with optional pass/fail validators.
- Name
Plugs- Description
Handle external hardware/software interactions with reusable components.
Example
import openhtf as htf
from openhtf.plugs import plug
from multimeter_plug import MultimeterPlug
@plug(multimeter=MultimeterPlug)
@htf.measures(
htf.Measurement('voltage')
.in_range(3.0, 3.5)
.with_units('V'))
def test_voltage(test, multimeter):
voltage = multimeter.measure_voltage()
test.measurements.voltage = voltage
def main():
test = htf.Test(test_voltage)
test.execute(lambda: "PCB0001") # UUT S/N
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
