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gql-load-tester

v1.1.1

Published

Load tester to simulate graphql based api (works only with Apollo queries). Senarios can be used to simulate user behaviours.

Downloads

30

Readme

Load tester to simulate graphql based api (currently only works with Apollo graphql queries). Scenarios can be used to simulate user behaviours.

#Installation

  npm i gql-load-tester
  yarn add gql-load-tester

using ts-node is advised (https://www.npmjs.com/package/ts-node).

 npm install -g typescript
 npm install -g ts-node

Its also possible to run it with node js (not fully tested).

#Usage

  • Create a .ts file.
  • import and run the LoadTester function and your queries (assuming they are written in typescript).
  • run ts-node <your .ts file>.

(the process should be similar when using node and using a .js file)

#API

interface ILoadTester {
    apolloConfig: ApolloConfig, // Check apollo client config https://www.npmjs.com/package/@apollo/client
    duration?: number; // in seconds, specified how long the test should run.
                       // If a scenario completes before the duration ends, the scenario will be repeated
                       // Not specifying duration will run the users only once
    scenario: Scenario;
    parallelUsers: number; // number of users running a Scenario at any point in time
}

interface Scenario {
    initialPollingQueries?: PollingQuery[]
    steps: Step[];
}

interface Step { // Steps for the scenario, each step is carried out sequentially
    query?: Query,
    mutation?: Mutation,
    pollingQuery?: PollingQuery[], // polling queries can also be started during a step
    name: string;
}

interface PollingQuery extends Query{
    timer: number // milliseconds
}

#Example

import {gql} from '@apollo/client';

const APP_VERSION_QUERY = gql` // example query
  query version($os: String) {
    version(os: $os) {
      version
    }
  }
`;

export const PROFILE_QUERY = gql`  // example query
  query profile {
     name
  }
`;

LoadTester({
        apolloConfig : {
          uri: '<Your Server Url>',
          headers: { authorization: `Bearer XXXX`}
        },
        parallelUsers: 20,
        duration: 20,
        scenario:{
          steps:[{ 
              name: 'Profile',
              query: {
                 query: PROFILE_QUERY
              }
          },
          {
             name: 'AppVersion Query', 
             query: {
                   query: APP_VERSION_QUERY, variables: {os: 'ios'}
             }
          }]
       }
 })