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com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim

The `com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim` package contains tests that run in the hostside test environment and that verify the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library.

In general, these tests are designed to test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library in isolation from the rest of the Android system. This is done by mocking out the system services that the shared library interacts with, and by providing a custom implementation of the Android runtime environment.

The tests in this package are organized into several different categories, each of which tests a different aspect of the CTSPrivLib shared library.

mocking of system services

The tests in this category test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used to mock out system services. These tests verify that the shared library correctly implements the behavior of the system services that it mocks.

The tests in this category use a variety of techniques to mock out system services. Some tests use the `Mockito` mocking framework, while others use custom mocking implementations.

custom implementation of the Android runtime environment

The tests in this category test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used in a custom implementation of the Android runtime environment. These tests verify that the shared library correctly interacts with the custom runtime environment.

The tests in this category use a variety of techniques to create custom implementations of the Android runtime environment. Some tests use the `Robolectric` testing framework, while others use custom implementations.

Examples

The `MockContextTest` class tests the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used to mock out the `Context` class.
The `MockBinderTest` class tests the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used to mock out the `Binder` class.
The `MockLocationManagerTest` class tests the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used to mock out the `LocationManager` class.

These are just a few examples of the tests that are included in the `com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim` package.

In addition to the tests in the `com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim` package, there are also a number of other tests that are used to verify the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library.

These tests are located in the following packages:

`com.android.cts.monkey`
`com.android.cts.verifier`

The tests in these packages are designed to test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library in a more realistic setting.

The tests in the `com.android.cts.monkey` package are designed to test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used by the Monkey testing framework.

The tests in the `com.android.cts.verifier` package are designed to test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library when it is used by the Android Verifier tool.

Together, the tests in the `com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim`, `com.android.cts.monkey`, and `com.android.cts.verifier` packages provide a comprehensive suite of tests that verify the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library.

FAQ

What is the purpose of the ‘com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim’ package?

The `com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim` package contains tests that run in the hostside test environment and that verify the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library.
What is the CTSPrivLib shared library?

The CTSPrivLib shared library is a library that provides a set of APIs that can be used to mock out system services and to create custom implementations of the Android runtime environment.
What are the benefits of using the CTSPrivLib shared library?

The CTSPrivLib shared library can be used to test the behavior of Android system components in isolation from the rest of the system. This can be useful for debugging and for testing new features.
How can I use the CTSPrivLib shared library?

The CTSPrivLib shared library is available as part of the Android SDK. You can use the library by adding it to your project’s classpath and by calling the appropriate APIs.
Where can I find more information about the CTSPrivLib shared library?

More information about the CTSPrivLib shared library is available in the Android developer documentation.

Conclusion

The `com.android.cts.priv.ctsshim` package is a valuable resource for developers who want to test the behavior of the CTSPrivLib shared library.

The tests in this package provide a comprehensive suite of tests that verify the behavior of the shared library in a variety of different scenarios.

If you are developing an application that uses the CTSPrivLib shared library, you should be familiar with the tests in this package.

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