2.0.0

This version 2.0 introduces the ability to play scripts from local files on your filesystem.

$ loadster play -f ./my-protocol-script.js
$ loadster play -f ./my-browser-script.js --type=browser

You can also use your local scripts to run load tests on the fly, without creating a scenario first.

$ loadster run --script=./my-protocol-script.js --bots=100 --location="N. America - Virginia"

Full CLI usage instructions are available with the help flag.

$ loadster --help
$ loadster play --help
$ loadster start --help
$ loadster run --help

1.4.1

This version upgrades the CLI's HTTP client, axios, to address security vulnerabilities in the earlier version.

1.4.0

This version fixes breakage from a recent API change, which now causes previous versions of this CLI to fail to report correctly when a test has launched. Everyone should upgrade to this latest version. Thanks to @benoit-laplante for discovering the issue and submitting a fix!

1.3.0

This version updates the API paths to the Loadster API endpoints that are used for starting tests. We recommend that all users upgrade, as older versions will stop working in the near future because the old endpoints have been deprecated.

1.2.0

This release separates the start and run commands, depending on whether you want to simply start a test, or run it and watch until it finishes. Also, in the case of the run command, we've added assertions that can be used to evaluate the overall test metrics once it has finished.

1.1.0

In this v1.1.0 release, we...

• Change the names of the keys in the text output format, to match the JSON keys.
• Print final metrics at the end of a test, which are overall totals/aggregates that cover the entire duration of the test, in addition to the periodic metrics printed while a test is running.

1.0.1

This release includes:

• Adds a new --label flag so you can specify a label for the launched test (for example, a CI build number or environment info).
• Removes a redundant line or two of text in the human-readable output.

1.0.0

First release of the Loadster CLI! Pretty much all it does for now is trigger a load test on Loadster's cloud-hybrid testing platform, and display the results as the test runs. Useful for continuous integration, test scheduling, etc.

To install, simply download and unzip the version built for your platform. The zip file contains a standalone binary which can be placed anywhere on your filesystem.