| commit | b1e14ffbd4cd8b396bf28ca987fd519f6c785f85 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Sheng-Hao Tsao <shenghao@google.com> | Mon May 07 05:43:55 2018 |
| committer | Sheng-hao Tsao <shenghao@google.com> | Mon May 07 10:21:11 2018 |
| tree | dd8c4774b49f3c12361e0b2021a949b051521fc1 | |
| parent | 85168341a44504b15f30bbae5f38c1099e48febf [diff] |
Update min supported chrome version EDU customers might pin to older version of ChromeOS and not update to the latest stable version. This CL changes the min supported version back to 59 so that those users can still use the camera app. BUG=840027 TEST=Verified on cyan R59-9460.60.0 that still capture and recording are working Change-Id: I7e7d4ecb511d447edd185c6766fb0580f8791dfc Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/1046866 Reviewed-by: Sheng-hao Tsao <shenghao@google.com> Tested-by: Sheng-hao Tsao <shenghao@google.com>
Camera App is a packaged app designed to take pictures with several effects using the embedded web camera.
Should work on any operating system, especially on Chrome OS.
To compile run “make all”, then drag the camera.crx package from the build directory to Chrome. Note, that currently building on Linux only is supported. However, the crx packages should work on any other operating system without problems.
To perform automated tests on Linux, run “make run-tests”. Note, that these tests are experimental. The script must be able to execute sudo without a password.
The automated tests run chromium with a testing package of the Camera app. The Camera app communicates with the python test runner via web sockets. Note, that you will need a usb web camera to be plugged in. Embedded notebook cameras may also work, depending on the model.