A more involved tutorial

[slipset]

I'd really like to see a more involved example where the result from one request is used either as input for the next request or as a way to decide the next request.

Example:
I'd like to performance-test my web-shop application through the following scenario (assuming each step has a separate UR)L:

1. log in
   if login ok
   2) display list of products
   3) select a random product from that list and put it in my shopping basket
   4) checkout

And I want timing on all these endpoints.

Great talk yesterday :)

[mhjort]

Great idea. To run this kind of scenario there should be a proper way to pass state between steps in a scenario. This is a basic feature in Gatling but I haven't done this yet because nobody has asked it before this. Added an issue about that. Check #5

In a meanwhile you can use atoms to workaround this. Anyway, I'll come to back to this issue when issue #5 is solved. It should not be a big deal.

[mhjort]

Better late than never. I started a series of blog posts for giving better examples. First one is out: https://medium.com/@mhjort/performance-testing-in-clojure-part-i-d75790b056e7

The first post doesn't fully cover you case but I try to get back to than in next post. (In near future that is)

[mhjort]

I'll rewrote the readme to be more elaborative a while ago. Closing this for now.