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leancloud-tester

v0.0.1

Published

CLI to do black-box testing for LeanCloud

Downloads

3

Readme

LeanCloud Tester

Introduction

This is a commandline program for doing blackbox testing for various LeanCloud features. It saves test information to a PostgreSQL database to be analyzed later.

How to run

This is a Node project written in TypeScript. Clone the repo and install dependencies:

$ npm install

Compile to JavaScript:

$ npm run build

To test your app once:

$ bin/test-leancloud storage --appId=<your appId> --appKey=<your appKey>

To run the test continuously, add the --continuous flag:

$ bin/test-leancloud storage --appId=<your appId> --appKey=<your appKey> \
    --continous

This utility is not intended for load-testing, so it never sends concurrent requests.

To record the test results in database (see below for how to initialize the database), add specify the URI with --pgUri. For example:

$ bin/test-leancloud storage --appId=<your appId> --appKey=<your appKey> \
    --continous --pgUri=postgres://localhost/leancloud_tests

Initializing the database

If you want to save results to a database, initialize it before the first run (assuming you have installed postgresql):

$ createdb leancloud_tests
$ DATABASE_URL=postgres://localhost/leancloud_tests npm run migrate up