We have implemented RainbowSloth for iOS in this folder
It consists of the LibSloth package and the Sloth demo app.
The LibSloth package is synced to another repository to allow it to be included as a Swift package dependency.
Refer to the README.md over there: https://github.com/lambdapioneer/sloth-ios
Most low-level tests live inside the LibSloth package.
However, those that require the Secure Enclave live in the Sloth app test target as they require entitlements.
When testing, make sure to execute both sets of tests.
The project comes with a benchmark app that is also used to generate the performance numbers that are reported in the paper. You can install it on a real device or a simulator using Xcode.
For our evaluation we created .IPA files that we then run online using AWS DeviceFarm.
During these runs we manually interacted with the app through the web interface of DeviceFarm.
The app reports the results to a custom server that we run on one of our servers.
The server and how to run it is described inside the server folder.
To replicate these steps first start the server on a server and update the IP address in the ContentView.swift file.
Build the artifacts by running build_artifact.sh.
Start the simulator (or use real devices) and install the IPA file.
Execute the scenarios under test using the UI and observe that results are collected on the server as log files.