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testkit

v0.1.1

Published

Private testing toolkits

Downloads

3

Readme

Testkit

Testing toolkit and micro frameworks

Componets

Web

testkit.web.createHttpServer([secured], [handler])

Create a http(s) server. If handler is not given, it will respond to any requests with a simple string of http or https depends if it's secured or not.

testkit.web.createWebsocketServer(secured)

Create a websocket server.

testkit.web.createServerGroup(type, num, [secured])

Create a group of servers

  • type is one of ws or http
  • num is the total number of server to be created

testkit.web.listen(servers, startPort, [callback])

  • servers is an array of http(s) or websocket servers
  • startPort is the port that the first server in the array will listen on; the second server will listen on the port of startPort plus one, and so on.

testkit.web.close(servers, [callback])

  • servers is an array of servers to be closed

testkit.web.attack(url, num, [callback])

Concurrently initiated requests against an URL.

  • url is the target URL
  • num is the total number of requests to be created
  • callback is fired everytime a request is finished and response is got. As it uses mikeal/request under the hood, see the docs of request to get more information about the callback

License

MIT