- Request Ergonomics — Added
--body-file for reading request payloads from disk
cryload http://localhost:3000/api -n 500 -m POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" --body-file payload.json
- Request Ergonomics — Added
--basic-auth / -a for Basic authentication
cryload http://localhost:3000/private -n 300 --basic-auth username:password
- Request Ergonomics — Added
--user-agent for User-Agent overrides
cryload http://localhost:3000 -n 300 --user-agent cryload-test/1.0
- Request Ergonomics — Added
--host-header for explicit Host header control
cryload http://127.0.0.1:3000 -n 300 --host-header api.internal
- Request Ergonomics — Added
-L / --follow-redirects for redirect-aware benchmarking
cryload http://localhost:3000/redirect -n 100 -L
- Output Modes — Added
--output-format with text, json, csv, and quiet modes while keeping --json as a compatibility shortcut
cryload http://localhost:3000/api -n 1000 --output-format csv
cryload http://localhost:3000/health -n 10 --output-format quiet
- Success Criteria — Added
--success-status so custom HTTP codes/ranges can count as successful responses
cryload http://localhost:3000/redirect -n 100 --success-status 200-299,302
- Reporting Polish — Text/JSON/CSV reports now include minimum latency plus success/failure and transport error percentages
- Reporting Polish — Human-readable text output is now grouped into clearer header/summary/latency/status sections
- Latency Visualization — Added rolled-up response time histogram and distribution reporting in text/JSON output
- Transfer Metrics — Added total response data, size per request, and transfer per second reporting in text/JSON/CSV output
- Status Breakdown — Added richer status/error distribution reporting with counts and percentages in text/JSON/CSV output
- Latency Naming — Added
fastest / slowest latency labels alongside min / max for easier comparison with hey / oha
- Output Consistency — Standardized section names and added normalized
summary, latency, and status objects/headers across text/JSON/CSV output
