SuperBenchmarker sb 在 mac 上的安装手记

brew cask install dotnet

git clone https://github.com/aliostad/SuperBenchmarker.gitcd SuperBenchmarker./build.sh

dotnet ./src/SuperBenchmarker/bin/Debug/netcoreapp3.0/SuperBenchmarker.dll  -u https://baidu.com -N 10**

-c, --concurrency            (Default: 1) Number of concurrent requests
  -n, --numberOfRequests       (Default: 100) Total number of requests
  -N, --numberOfSeconds        Number of seconds to run the test. If specified, -n will be ignored.
  -y, --delayInMillisecond     (Default: 0) Delay in millisecond
  -u, --url                    Required. Target URL to call. Can include placeholders.
  -m, --method                 (Default: GET) HTTP Method to use
  -t, --template               Path to request template to use
  -p, --plugin                 Name of the plugin (DLL) to replace placeholders. Should contain one class which                               implements IValueProvider. Must reside in the same folder.
  -l, --logfile                Path to the log file storing run stats
  -f, --file                   Path to CSV file providing replacement values for the test
  -a, --TSV                    If you provide a tab-separated-file (TSV) with -f option instead of CSV
  -d, --dryRun                 Runs a single dry run request to make sure all is good
  -e, --timedField             Designates a datetime field in data. If set, requests will be sent according to order                               and timing of records.
  -g, --TlsVersion             Version of TLS used. Accepted values are 0, 1, 2 and 3 for TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2                               and SSL3, respectively
  -v, --verbose                Provides verbose tracing information
  -b, --tokeniseBody           Tokenise the body
  -k, --cookies                Outputs cookies
  -x, --useProxy               Whether to use default browser proxy. Useful for seeing request/response in Fiddler.
  -q, --onlyRequest            In a dry-run (debug) mode shows only the request.
  -h, --headers                Displays headers for request and response.
  -z, --saveResponses          saves responses in -w parameter or if not provided in\response_<timestamp>
  -w, --responsesFolder        folder to save responses in if and only if -w parameter is set
  -?, --help                   Displays this help.
  -C, --dontcap                Don't Cap to 50 characters when Logging parameters
  -R, --responseregex          Regex to extract from response. If it has groups, it retrieves the last group.
  -j, --jsonCount              Captures number of elements under the path e.g. root/leaf1/leaf2 finds count of leaf2                               children - stores in the log as another parameter
  -W, --warmUpPeriod           (Default: 0) Number of seconds to gradually increase number of concurrent users. Warm-up                               calls do not affect stats.
  -P, --reportSliceSeconds     (Default: 3) Number of seconds as interval for reporting slices. E.g. if chosen as 5,                               report charts have 5 second intervals.
  -F, --reportFolder           Name of the folder where report files get stored. By default it is in                               yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss.ffffff of the start time.
  -B, --dontBrowseToReports    By default it, sb opens the browser with the report of the running test. If specified,                               it wil not browse.
  -U, --shuffleData            If specified, shuffles the dataset provided by -f option.
  --help                       Display this help screen.