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@ohos-ports/gatling.io-http

v3.15.105-beta.1

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Gatling HTTP DSL for HarmonyOS (ported from @gatling.io/http, backed by the gatling-jvm-bridge runtime)

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Gatling JS - HTTP module (HarmonyOS port)

@ohos-ports/gatling.io-http — HarmonyOS (OpenHarmony, arm64) port of gatling/gatling-js @gatling.io/http.

Gatling JS is a JavaScript/TypeScript interface for the Gatling load testing tool.

This package contains the Gatling JS DSL for the HTTP protocol.

HarmonyOS runtime prerequisite: gatling-jvm-bridge

Unlike upstream, this port executes the Gatling DSL against a real JVM (the HarmonyOS user-space OpenJDK from harmonybrew) through a persistent bridge process. Before using this package you must bootstrap the gatling-jvm-bridge runtime once:

  1. Install a JDK (e.g. harmonybrew OpenJDK): export PATH="$HOME/.harmonybrew/bin:$PATH"

  2. Create the bridge home with the official Gatling runtime bundle jars:

    mkdir -p ~/.gatling-jvm-bridge/libs
# install the official Gatling bundle jars into ~/.gatling-jvm-bridge/libs

  3. Compile and install the Java bridge shipped in this package (requires the Gatling bundle jars from step 2 on the classpath):

    GATLING_JVM_BRIDGE_HOME=~/.gatling-jvm-bridge sh ./bridge/rebuild-bridge.sh

Environment variables:

| Variable | Meaning | Default | |----------|---------|---------| | GATLING_JVM_BRIDGE_HOME | bridge runtime home (JavaBridge.class + libs/ jars) | ~/.gatling-jvm-bridge | | GATLING_JVM_JAVA | java executable used to launch the bridge | auto-detected harmonybrew OpenJDK |

The bridge is started lazily on first DSL use (http, Proxy, check builders, …) and persists for the lifetime of the Node process; JVM objects travel as stateful handles, so builder chains run against the same live JVM instances.

Documented limitation (inherited from the platform): JS callbacks cannot cross the process boundary; they are substituted by inert SAM proxies, so DSL builders construct correctly but callback-dependent lambdas throw on use.

To get started with Gatling JS, see our introduction to JavaScript scripting; or simply have a look at our demo projects.

Questions, help?

Read the documentation.

Join the Gatling Community Forum.

Found a real bug? Raise an issue.