Open sriram289 opened 7 years ago
Well if you are running the command from the command line then you can just provide whatever options you want using the -n and -c arguments. You don't need a runOptions in that case.
You would simply define your flow in a js file like this:
var flow = {
main: [
{ put: 'http://localhost:8000/foo_#{INDEX}', json: 'mydata_#{INDEX}' },
{ get: 'http://localhost:8000/foo_#{INDEX}' }
]
};
// if the above flow will be used with the command line runner or
// programmatically from a separate file then export it.
module.exports = flow;
and run with bench-rest -n 1000 -c 50 perf_scripts.js
If however for some reason you wanted to put those run options into a Node.js script to run, then you would put everything in a script like from the README and run with node perf_script.js
var benchrest = require('bench-rest');
// This does a unique PUT and then a GET for each iteration
var flow = {
main: [
{ put: 'http://localhost:8000/foo_#{INDEX}', json: 'mydata_#{INDEX}' },
{ get: 'http://localhost:8000/foo_#{INDEX}' }
]
};
var runOptions = {
limit: 10, // concurrent connections
iterations: 100 // number of iterations to perform
};
benchrest(flow, runOptions)
.on('error', function (err, ctxName) { console.error('Failed in %s with err: ', ctxName, err); })
.on('end', function (stats, errorCount) {
console.log('error count: ', errorCount);
console.log('stats', stats);
});
thanks for the reply
I have setup a script with runOptions but I am not sure how do I execute the script to use runOptions rather than using bench-rest -n 1000 -c 50 perf_scripts.js ? Am quite new to javascript so apologise if its a very silly question