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test(load): add K6 load test workflow with example tests #1182
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@@ -30,6 +30,9 @@ module.exports = { | |||
'@vue-storefront/eslint-config-vue', | |||
'@vue-storefront/eslint-config-jest', | |||
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globals: { | |||
"__ENV": "readonly", |
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avoid no-undef
eslint error
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@Frodigo given the tests are pretty ugly because of graphql maybe I could push a PR with just a sample test that queries the environment base url? Like a k6 "hello world"? That way the workflow part would be merged at least. |
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Looks good, one question, something good to have.
This commit adds a GitHub Actions workflow (you have to *manually* trigger it) that uses the K6 load testing utillity to run tests on a given environment. I had to add the `K6_API_TOKEN` secret to GitHub to allow running the tests in K6's cloud (VSF has a paid plan). You can also run the test on GitHub's agent though. M2-899 fix: use js, not ts file chore: partially revert #1107 This reverts commit 9b8de85. This change was made because K6 recorded tests are gigantic when customQuery sends the GraphQL AST in the request body. After this change, this the request is sent in string form, but is converted into GraphQL AST on the middleware side (because Apollo GraphQL client expects AST (DocumentNode TS type), not string) test(load): improve gql requests refactor: fix newlines
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This commit adds a GitHub Actions workflow (you have to manually
trigger it) that uses the K6 load testing utillity to run tests on a
given environment.
I had to add the
K6_API_TOKEN
secret to GitHub to allow running thetests in K6's cloud (VSF has a paid plan). You can also run the test on
GitHub's agent though.