pub struct TestHelper { /* private fields */ }

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impl TestHelper

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pub async fn begin_test( phy_config: WlantapPhyConfig, realm_config: WlanConfig ) -> Self

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pub async fn begin_test_with_context( ctx: Arc<TestRealmContext>, config: WlantapPhyConfig ) -> Self

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pub async fn begin_ap_test( phy_config: WlantapPhyConfig, network_config: NetworkConfigBuilder, realm_config: WlanConfig ) -> Self

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pub async fn begin_ap_test_with_context( ctx: Arc<TestRealmContext>, config: WlantapPhyConfig, network_config: NetworkConfigBuilder ) -> Self

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pub fn proxy(&self) -> Arc<WlantapPhyProxy>

Returns a clone of the Arc<wlantap::WlantapPhyProxy> as a convenience for passing the proxy to futures. Tests must drop every Arc<wlantap::WlantapPhyProxy> returned from this method before dropping the TestHelper. Otherwise, TestHelper::drop() cannot synchronously block on WlantapPhy.Shutdown().

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pub fn test_ns_prefix(&self) -> &str

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pub fn devfs(&self) -> &DirectoryProxy

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pub async fn start_netdevice_session(&mut self, mac: MacAddr) -> (Session, Port)

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pub async fn run_until_complete_or_timeout<H, F>( &mut self, timeout: Duration, context: impl Display, handler: H, future: F ) -> F::Output

Will run the main future until it completes or when it has run past the specified duration. Note that any events that are observed on the event stream will be passed to the |event_handler| closure first before making progress on the main future. So if a test generates many events each of which requires significant computational time in the event handler, the main future may not be able to complete in time.

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impl Drop for TestHelper

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fn drop(&mut self)

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