Table of Content+
This page explains the service-checking method. The checklist is not a claim that every link or device has passed testing.
What Is Checked?
Checks are divided between content and service functionality. Content checks assess page completeness, internal linking, labels, and language structure. Functional checks assess whether a request produces the expected file on a real device.
At this preparation stage, the content pack has passed structural checks. The theme and downloader have not yet been tested directly as one production service. Content-check results must not be read as a guarantee that downloads will succeed.
Links and Error Messages
Test cases include supported post links, short links, empty input, incorrect formats, and unavailable content. Checks should ensure that bad input does not cause every user to lose access to a download provider.
Messages should explain the relevant action without exposing server data or credentials. For example, an invalid link requires correcting the input, while an expired result requires processing the post again.
Files and Result Accuracy
In functional testing, video is checked by playing both image and sound. Audio is checked for format and duration. For photos, the tester compares the number and order with the source; ZIP files are opened to make sure all contents can be used.
A result is recorded as successful only when the file matches the option shown and can be opened. A result that shows only a preview but cannot be saved is recorded as a download-stage problem.
Devices and Browsers
Device testing covers pasting a link, accessing buttons by keyboard or touch, the download process, and file location. The layout should be checked on narrow screens so buttons and results do not extend beyond the page width.
A result on one device does not represent every system version. Test records should name the device and browser actually used, together with any conditions or limitations found.
Provider Failure and Recovery
Backend checks cover timeouts, switching to an appropriate provider, request limiting, and recovery from expired result links. Provider switching must preserve the correct content and format.
Testing should also make sure the admin page does not wait for an external check every time it opens. Service availability and smooth content administration are separate checks.
How to Read the Test Records
The content-structure record dated October 1, 2026 covers 23 pages and checks of internal-link relationships and language-entry completeness. This record concerns the content pack, not the download server.
No production-test results or device-screenshot evidence have been published at this stage. When functionality is tested, the record should state the date, content type, device/browser, file result, and any remaining problems. Report a different experience through contact.
Theme Package Check Status
| Area | Status | Evidence / limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Content structure | Package QA passed | 23 pages × 8 languages are present and internal paths were checked. |
| PHP / JavaScript / JSON | Package QA passed | Syntax and file structure were checked before the ZIP was built. |
| Localized internal links | Package QA passed | Each language maps to its equivalent page rather than only to a language homepage. |
| Production TikTok/Douyin downloads | Not claimed yet | Must be tested after installation with active provider credentials. |
| Real devices/browsers | Not claimed yet | Record device, browser, date, media type, and result after production testing. |