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# retrieve-loaderio-test-data
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This repo helps you perform your load testing on [Loader.io](https://loader.io/) by
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This application helps you perform your load testing on [Loader.io](https://loader.io/) by
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1. sequentially executing prepared tests with the same duration,
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2. extracting test results from current run, and
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3. writing to a CSV file for further analysis.
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## Limitations
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- assumes all tests have the same duration
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- includes a buffer time between running the next test (you could change the core functions to check for the status before running subsequent tests)
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- test names must be unique in the `testSuite` object
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## Installation
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1. Fork and clone this repository.
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4. Update `index.js` file with your test configurations.
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-`duration` is the duration of your test cases.
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-`buffer` is a buffer time between when the next test case runs. This is important, as Loader.io does not allow for more than one running test at once.
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-`testSuite` is an object with the key as the name of your test, and value as your test id. Test names must be unique.
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To find the test id for your tests, you can run this command. Replace `API_KEY` with your API key.
console.log('Error 422 received. Try increasing the buffer time between tests. This error is most likely due to running more than one test at once or could be some lag between requests and responses; however, the script will continue to run.');
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}else{
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console.log(`Something went wrong with running testidx: ${testidx}`);
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