gorankusu - The Go library for load testing HTTP and WebSocket endpoints.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2026-02-04	cmd/gorankusu: implement socket based activation with systemdHEAD main dev	Shulhan
	The internal/cmd/gorankusu now can run using systemd.socket(5).
2024-03-05	all: replace module "share" with "pakakeh.go"	Shulhan

2024-02-21	all: move reading GORANKUSU_DEV environment to [Environment.IsDevelopment]	Shulhan

2024-02-21	all: add parameter to use custom listen address in NewExample	Shulhan
	This will allow running Example server with "make dev" and the test with "make" or "make test" at the same time.
2024-02-15	all: move example to root directory	Shulhan
	The goal is to remove duplicate code in testing and show the example on how to create Gorankusu service from godoc. Implements: https://todo.sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu/5
2024-02-08	all: allow submit free form request body in HTTPTarget	Shulhan
	In HTTPTarget the field RawBody can be filled by anything by user. Those field can be activated by setting WithRawBody. Implements: https://todo.sr.ht/~shulhan/gorankusu/3
2024-02-07	all: rename the project to gorankusu	Shulhan
	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