LoadTestDriver add-on

Probably the simplest way to generate load tests for Vaadin applications.

Probably the simplest way to make scalability tests for Vaadin applications. Use this in your TestBench test instead of e.g. ChromeDriver, and it will record a Gatling scalability test with given parameters. See project's GitHub page for more information.

• Version 0.1.x for Vaadin 7 (TestBench 4)
• Version 0.2.x for Vaadin 8 (TestBench 5)
• Version 0.3.x for Vaadin 10+ (TestBench 6)
• Version 0.5.x for Vaadin 23 (TestBench 8)
• Version 0.6.x for Vaadin 24 (TestBench 9)

This is still experimental, please report bugs and improvement ideas. I'm not backporting bug fixes and new features by default to older releases. Let me know if there is a need for that.

Sample code

public class MainViewIT extends BrowserTestBase {
    
    @BeforeEach
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        WebDriver driver = new LoadTestDriverBuilder().
                withIpAddress("your-ip-address").
                withNumberOfConcurrentUsers(1).
                withRampUpTimeInSeconds(1).
                withTestName("MyUI_ScalabilityTest").
                // create that folder before running the test
                withPath("/Users/your-username/Desktop/gatling").
                withResourcesPath("/Users/your-username/Desktop/gatling").
                withStaticResourcesIngnoring().
                withTestRefactoring().
                build();
        setDriver(driver);
        getDriver().get("http://your-ip-address:8080/");
    }

    @BrowserTest
    public void clickingButtonShowsNotification() {
        Assertions.assertFalse($(ParagraphElement.class).exists());
        $(ButtonElement.class).waitForFirst().click();
        Assertions.assertTrue($(ParagraphElement.class).exists());
        try {
            getDriver().wait(2000);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            throw new RuntimeException(e);
        }
        getDriver().close();
    }
}

Links

• Issue Tracker
• Source Code

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