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runmeter

v0.0.4

Published

![screenshot](https://github.com/pooyahrtn/runmeter/blob/main/screenshots/example.png)

Readme

Runmeter

screenshot

Runmeter is a benchmarking command-line tool that allows you to compare the performance of two or more scripts, such as curl commands, by running them in concurrent sessions. It measures various performance metrics, providing real-time visual feedback on the progress and detailed results of the performance tests.

Features

  • Concurrent Session Testing: Run multiple instances of scripts simultaneously.
  • Performance Metrics: Detailed statistics including percentiles, median, average, and standard deviation.
  • Real-time Monitoring: Visualize the progress and performance metrics in real-time.
  • Customizable Scenarios: Define different scenarios and scripts to be tested.

Installation

npm install -g runmeter

Configuration

Define a runmeter.toml configuration file to specify your testing scenarios, warmup sessions, duration, and concurrency settings. Below is an example configuration:

warmups = 10
duration = '10s'
max_concurrent_sessions = 4

[scenarios.facebook]
script = '''
curl https://www.facebook.com
'''

[scenarios.yahoo]
script = '''
curl https://www.yahoo.com
'''
  • warmups: Number of warmup sessions to run before the actual test.
  • duration: Duration for which the test should run (e.g., '10s' for 10 seconds).
  • max_concurrent_sessions: Maximum number of concurrent sessions to run.
  • scenarios: Define each scenario with a unique name and the script to be executed.

Usage

Once you have your runmeter.toml file configured, you can start the performance tests by running:

runmeter

This will execute the defined scripts, provide real-time visual feedback, and output detailed performance metrics for analysis.

Development

  1. Install PNPM
  2. Run pnpm run start ./examples/curl/runmeter.toml
  3. This will build the project and run the example