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Manual Testing Plan for Jarvis Assistant

1️⃣ Environment Setup

  • Ensure Docker is installed and running.
  • Pull the latest image from Docker Hub: 
    docker pull ayusht45cyber/jarvis-assistant:latest
  • Run the container interactively: 
    docker run -it --rm ayusht45cyber/jarvis-assistant
  • Verify logs to check if services start without errors.

2️⃣ Functional Testing

Test Case Steps Expected Outcome
Basic Speech Output Run client.py inside the container Assistant responds with "Hello from Jarvis"
Text-to-Speech (TTS) - gTTS Use gTTS to convert text to speech Audio output is generated without errors
Text-to-Speech (TTS) - pyttsx3 Use pyttsx3 to generate speech Text is spoken aloud correctly
Response to Invalid Commands Provide an invalid command Assistant handles errors gracefully
Docker Image Size Check Run `docker images grep jarvis-assistant`

3️⃣ Performance Testing

Test Case Steps Expected Outcome
Container Startup Time Measure startup time from docker run to readiness Should be <5 seconds
Memory Usage Monitor docker stats Memory usage stays within expected limits
CPU Usage Execute multiple TTS requests No excessive CPU spikes or crashes

4️⃣ Security Testing

Test Case Steps Expected Outcome
Docker Security Scan Run docker scan ayusht45cyber/jarvis-assistant No critical vulnerabilities found
Environment Variables Security Check .env and logs for exposed credentials No credentials should be visible
Container Isolation Attempt to access host filesystem from the container Access to the host filesystem should be restricted

5️⃣ Usability Testing

Test Case Steps Expected Outcome
User-Friendly Responses Run client.py with various queries Responses are clear and easy to understand
Error Messages Clarity Provide incorrect inputs Errors should be informative, not vague