gorankusu/errors.go, branch devThe Go library for load testing HTTP and WebSocket endpoints.http://git.kilabit.info/gorankusu/atom?h=dev2024-03-05T11:15:35Zall: replace module "share" with "pakakeh.go"2024-03-05T11:15:35ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2024-03-05T09:36:32Zurn:sha1:cb9e9ecf8466386621954acdafc460ecd0c3f82fall: set default HTTPTarget Attack if its not set2024-02-15T18:38:51ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2024-02-15T17:24:47Zurn:sha1:2b6dc0730aa3c30787e440c1090b8041ff6b4ca8
Previously, the function for Attack need to be coded manually.
This changes introduce new function DefaultHTTPAttack that generate
HTTPAttackHandler based on the HTTPTarget method, request type, and
Params; if AllowAttack is true and Attack is nil.
Implements: https://todo.sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu/4
all: rename the project to gorankusu2024-02-06T17:33:19ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2024-02-04T22:26:56Zurn:sha1:a390baed9f16c61c9c431691be7bb10151fcde10
The original idea of "trunks" is because the core library that we
use for load testing is named "vegeta" (from Dragon Ball) [1][2], and
Vegeta has a son named Trunks.
In English, trunks also have multiple meanings.
In order to have a unique name, we rename the project to "gorankusu",
which is a combination of "go" (the main programming language
that built the application) and "torankusu" the Hepburn of "Trunks".
[1]: https://github.com/tsenart/vegeta/
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegeta
Implements: https://todo.sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu/2
all: fix warnings recommended by linter revive2024-01-25T12:45:46ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2024-01-25T12:32:48Zurn:sha1:099ccef4614d8b3ba19f44c50ef984631d161240
Most of the fixes related to naming variables with acronyms, for example
HTTP, JSON, URL, and so on.
all: fix panic when attacking HTTP due to nil Attack handler2023-05-16T05:48:55ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2023-05-16T05:48:55Zurn:sha1:0820f2234c014bb205e1e7cb405e0ad014b7ff12
In attack endpoint, check if the Attack is nil before we push the request
to attack queue.
all: changes the license of trunks software to GPL 3.0 or later2022-03-13T17:16:34ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2022-03-13T10:06:43Zurn:sha1:126c72f285bc75dcff026a2c966afbb5cf294b44
See https://kilabit.info/journal/2022/gpl for more information.
all: implement target for WebSocket2021-03-23T19:00:47ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2021-03-23T18:56:39Zurn:sha1:7035a7fb42b9054657f5a99bb479fd4722d8ae7c
One can register WebSocketTarget just like HttpTarget, its have ID,
Name, Headers, and Params.
Unlike HTTP, the WebSocket target only able to execute Run, it does not
have "Attack", yet.
all: implement interface and API to cancel running attack2021-03-21T16:24:46ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2021-03-21T16:24:46Zurn:sha1:7fed1f75a32c161ba0d296dbb7b6dc14e831336e
On the top of the page, it will display currently running attack with
target name and HTTP target name. User can cancel the attack by
clicking "Cancel" button on the right.
all: load pass attack results and implement function to get attack result2021-03-21T11:34:30ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2021-03-21T11:34:30Zurn:sha1:5828835bcd18eff070789fd82401480c244bbc27
When the service started, it will load all previous attack results
from directory Environment.ResultsDir.
It will only scan the file name and append it to HttpTarget.Results
due to the size and time to load one of them can take time.
Through the web interface, user can click "Show" button to load
the result and display it on the screen.
all: rename loadTestingResult to AttackResult2021-03-21T08:45:33ZShulhanms@kilabit.info2021-03-21T08:38:14Zurn:sha1:04ea6f8bb0aea5fcb40c2720d45aa6bc0570a967