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[Feature Request]: If possible or doable and worth it, simulate sluggish network randomly slightly delayed bytes sent #102

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AlexPaiva opened this issue Feb 11, 2024 · 2 comments
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Describe the feature / enhancement and how it would improve things

If possible or doable and worth it, simulate sluggish network randomly slightly delayed bytes sent, so each session would have it's own simulated 'slowness'

Describe how your proposal will work, with code and/or pseudo-code

Delaying slightly and randomly the bytes sent?

@AlexPaiva AlexPaiva added the enhancement New feature or request label Feb 11, 2024
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@AlexPaiva i think for this usecase there are some tools outside to control the network latency of your system.
I doubt that its worth implementing some kind of simulation into this project.

But lets keep this issue open to see if someone else has an opinion about that.

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@AlexPaiva i think for this usecase there are some tools outside to control the network latency of your system. I doubt that its worth implementing some kind of simulation into this project.

But lets keep this issue open to see if someone else has an opinion about that.

Thanks for the update, the thing is what solutions are there to control for that specific session only and not for the entire computer and are valid with this library? That's why I believe it's best to just integrate

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