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pika-web-stress-test

v0.1.0

Published

2 years ago

Web stress test script

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pika web stress test

Pika web stress test

Introduction

Web stress test script for web testing with snapshot comparison.

Installing / Getting started

To install the package execute:

npm install -g pika-web-stress-test

After installation, tou will have access to the 'pika-web-stress-test' binary in your command line. You can check help with this command:

pika-web-stress-test --help

Developing

Built With

Prerequisites

The following software must be installed

Folder structure

root: Contains the README.md, the main configuration to execute the project such as package.json or any other configuration files.
bin: Contains the application run script.
src: Contains the source code for application script.
node_modules: Contains third party JS libraries used in this project

Setting up Dev

Download the code

git clone https://github.com/pikamachu/pika-web-stress-test.git
cd pika-web-stress-test

Install dependencies

npm install

Run application help for usage.

npm run run --help

Run application tests.

npm run test

Pika commands

All previous command can be executed using pika script

Usage: pika [command]

where [command] is one of:
   run - execute application. Use --help argument to see command help.
   test - execute application tests.
   format - auto format project code using prettier.
   publish - do login and publish package.