Implement benchmark functionality to compare CLI access vs LiNo protocol server access #40
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Adding CLAUDE.md with task information for AI processing. This file will be removed when the task is complete. Issue: #31
…col server access This implementation addresses issue #31 by providing comprehensive benchmarking capabilities: ## New Components Added: ### Core Benchmarking Infrastructure: - **LinoProtocolServer.cs**: TCP/IP server that processes LiNo queries over network - **LinoProtocolClient.cs**: Client for connecting and sending queries to the server - **BenchmarkRunner.cs**: Orchestrates performance comparison between CLI and server access ### CLI Integration: - Added `benchmark` subcommand to main CLI with options for: - `--iterations`: Number of test iterations per query (default: 10) - `--warmup`: Number of warmup iterations (default: 3) - `--server-port`: Port for benchmark server (default: 8080) - `--queries`: Custom queries to benchmark (uses defaults if not specified) ### Testing & Demo: - **BenchmarkTests.cs**: Unit tests for all benchmark components - **examples/benchmark_demo.sh**: Demonstration script showing usage ## Benchmark Metrics: - Latency measurements (average, min, max, median) - Success/failure rates - Throughput comparison - Detailed per-query and overall statistics ## Usage: ```bash clink benchmark --iterations 10 --warmup 3 --server-port 8080 ``` The benchmark compares direct file access (CLI) against network protocol access (server) using the same LiNo query processing engine, providing insights into the performance trade-offs between local and network-based data access patterns. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Summary
This PR implements comprehensive benchmarking functionality to compare CLI access (direct file access) vs LiNo protocol server access as requested in issue #31.
🆕 New Features Added
Core Benchmarking Infrastructure
CLI Integration
benchmarksubcommand with comprehensive options:--iterations: Number of test iterations per query (default: 10)--warmup: Number of warmup iterations (default: 3)--server-port: Port for benchmark server (default: 8080)--queries: Custom queries to benchmark (uses sensible defaults if not specified)Testing & Documentation
📊 Benchmark Metrics
The benchmark provides detailed performance analysis including:
🚀 Usage Examples
Basic benchmark with default settings:
Custom benchmark configuration:
View help:
🔍 Technical Implementation
🧪 Test Plan
📝 Issue Resolution
Fixes #31 - Provides the requested benchmarking capability to compare CLI access vs LiNo protocol server access, enabling data-driven decisions about optimal access patterns for different use cases.
The implementation follows the existing codebase patterns and integrates seamlessly with the current CLI infrastructure while adding powerful new benchmarking capabilities.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code