# Libcamera test plan ## Install the packages ```none $ sudo apt install libcamera-tools gstreamer1.0-libcamera ``` ## Check that your camera is listed ```none $ cam -l ``` ## Capture an image ```none $ cam --camera=1 --capture=1 --file=image.ppm ``` #### NOTE `cam` has limited pixel conversion support, the above may not work. ## Verify that the captured image is correct ```none $ eog image.jpg ``` ## Check that the `gstreamer` plugin is working ```none $ gst-launch-1.0 libcamerasrc ! videoconvert ! autovideosink ``` (you might need to specify a `camera-name=...` if more than 1 camera is available) ## Run the camera compliance tests ```none $ lc-compliance -c "camera_name" ``` (you can get “camera_name” by doing `lc-compliance 2>&1 | tail -n 1 | cut -c 3-`, and yes the name is slightly confusing and include the leading \_ chars) ## Try an application using `libcamera` To be added once we have a client software available in the archive