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@blocklet/server-benchmark

v0.0.31

Published

## How to use

Readme

Server Benchmark

How to use

  1. Prepare: start a server
  2. Install https://test.store.blocklet.dev/blocklets/z2qaAYeWTZkhb5yNHqwos6mJLLK9ykHrxehjx
  3. Config "Invited only" for Static Demo component in Blocklet Dashboard
  4. Install Media kit
  5. Save login_token from cookie in browser
  6. Save any User Did from Blocklet Dashboard
  7. Start Benchmark

Server use cluster

ABT_NODE_MAX_CLUSTER_SIZE=3 blocklet server start

Use benchmark

Use concurrent mode and require/s mode test(default):

$ npx @blocklet/server-benchmark init

User init type:

# type: server(default) | discuss-kit | tool
$ npx @blocklet/server-benchmark init --type server,discuss-kit

Edit benchmark.yml, change:

  • origin
  • data.userDid
  • data.teamDid
  • data.loginToken

You can edit benchmark.yml and run:

$ npx @blocklet/server-benchmark run

You can set config path:

$ npx @blocklet/server-benchmark run --config benchmark.yml

FAQ

How to access blocklet by local domain?

  1. Config server.benchmark.local to 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts
  2. Add server.benchmark.local from Blocklet Dashboard - Configuration