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CIF decoder tests

The CIF losslessness test image

This repository contains various tests for compliance with the CIF specification.

How to use these tests

The tests are split into the following groups:

  • valid - images that are valid and should be decoded without problems
  • invalid - images that are not valid and should cause the parser to exit with a non-zero code (but not a signal)

Additionally, there's a generators directory in which the scripts used to generate these test images are stored.

Compliance

For a decoder/encoder to be standards-compliant, all tests must pass and its source code must be audited. Compliance is measured using three different levels:

  • Gold - the decoder is eligible for Silver rating and @liquidev audited that the decoder's source code does not contain any hacks that aim to work around the test suite.
  • Silver - the decoder passed all valid and all invalid tests.
  • Bronze - the decoder passed all valid tests, but not all invalid tests.

If a decoder does not qualify for any of the above, it is not standards-compliant.

Automating tests

The script test-runner.py can be used to automate running tests.

# To classify for Bronze or Silver:
$ python3 test-runner.py <decoder args...>

Large files

Names of CIF files whose size exceeds 100 KiB should are with .large.cif. These files are tracked using Git Large File Storage (LFS) so as to avoid increasing the size of the repository substantially.