loadster

#!/bin/bash

##
# This is a sample bash script that shows how to run Loadster Workbench in "headless" mode
# for playing a load tests scenario from the command line. This may be useful in CI environments
# or any time you need to run tests on a schedule.
##

# Path to your Java Runtime Environment home
export JAVA_HOME="/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_77.jdk/Contents/Home"

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// Capture the current 4-digit year
function capture(response) {
    var date = new Date();

    return (date.getYear() + 1900).toFixed(0);
}

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function capture(response) {
	var str = response.bodyAsString;
	var lb = "<textarea name=\"description\">";
	var rb = "</textarea>";
	var startIndex = str.indexOf(lb) + lb.length;
	var endIndex = str.indexOf(rb, startIndex);

	return str.substring(startIndex, endIndex);
}

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// <cars>
//     <car id="13"><make>Volkswagen</make><model>Thing</model></car>
//     <car id="80"><make>Land Rover</make><model>Series IIA</model></car>
// </cars>
 
function capture(response) {
    var xml = XML.parse(response.bodyAsString);
    var cars = xml.childNamed('cars');
 
    return cars && cars.childrenNamed('car').length > 0; // Validation is successful if there was at least 1 car

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// {"books": [
//      {"id": 4, "name": "Slaughterhouse Five"}, 
//      {"id": 11, "name": "The Old Man and the Sea"}, 
//      {"id": 25, "name": "Don Quixote"}
//  ]}
 
function validate(response) {
    var json = JSON.parse(response.bodyAsString);
 
    return json.books && json.books.length > 0; // Make sure at least one book was returned

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function validate(response) {
    var regex = /Confirmation #AWB(\d{8})Z/gm;
    var matched = regex.test(response.bodyAsString);
 
    return matched; // Validation is successful if the regex matched
}

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function validate(response) {
    var headers = response.getHeaders();
 
    console.log("The response has " + headers.size() + " headers");
 
    for (var i = 0; i < headers.size(); i++) {
        var header = headers.get(i);
 
        if (header.name == "Content-Type") {
            if (header.value == "application/json") {

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// <users>
//     <user id="1"><fullName>Hank Hill</fullName></user>
//     <user id="2"><fullName>Peggy Hill</fullName></user>
//     <user id="3"><fullName>Bobby Hill</fullName></user>
// </users>
 
function capture(response) {
    var xml = XML.parse(response.bodyAsString);
    var users = xml.childrenNamed("user");

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// <users>
//     <user id="1"><fullName>Hank Hill</fullName></user>
//     <user id="2"><fullName>Peggy Hill</fullName></user>
//     <user id="3"><fullName>Bobby Hill</fullName></user>
// </users>
 
function capture(response) {
    var users = XML.parse(response.bodyAsString);
 
    return users.childrenNamed("user")[2].attr["id"];

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// <users>
//     <user id="1"><fullName>Hank Hill</fullName></user>
//     <user id="2"><fullName>Peggy Hill</fullName></user>
//     <user id="3"><fullName>Bobby Hill</fullName></user>
// </users>

function capture(response) {
    var users = XML.parse(response.bodyAsString);

    return users.childrenNamed("user")[2].childNamed('fullName').val; // returns "Bobby Hill"