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3 Pandora Bluetooth test interfaces provide a common abstraction for Bluetooth
4 testing tools to interact with all Bluetooth implementations, exposing all
5 standard Bluetooth capabilities over [gRPC](https://grpc.io/).
7 While all Bluetooth stacks are different in their supported profiles, features,
10 and scaled across the entire Bluetooth ecosystem.
14 Since each Bluetooth stack exposes different APIs, the test interfaces must be
22 as Interface Definition Language (IDL). A Bluetooth stack under test exposing
30 **A test interface is defined for each Bluetooth profile (standard or custom)**.
31 This allows the Bluetooth stack under test to implement only the test interfaces
37 stack**: for example, in Android, the Pandora Bluetooth test interfaces can be
40 apply to ChromeOS as well as Android, or on top of the Android Bluetooth SDK
41 (Java) which is advantageous for Android, since the Bluetooth module includes
48 As Bluetooth profiles contain optional features, some methods of the test
49 interfaces might not be implementable by a specific Bluetooth stack.
55 Discovering which features are supported by a Bluetooth stack is not (yet) part
56 of the test interfaces as this is already doable via Bluetooth SIG
58 https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/qualification-test-requirements/).