Please provide a GraphQL mutation example about easygraphql-load-tester HOT 6 CLOSED

That's awesome!! for the moment, it doesn't work with mutations because it'll create new data on your db... but for sure, it's something that I'll start working on soon!

The idea can be passing the mutations with a flag on the options, that way, it'll be safe to create the mutations and prevent creating the virtual user data...

also, if you want to create a PR with this, it'll be awesome! I can help if you want!

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@ivan-marquez There's a new version that supports mutations, what you have to do is on the options that you pass, you set a new property that is going to be withMutations: true

Example:

const testCases = easyGraphQLLoadTester.artillery({
  withMutations: true
})

Also, don't forget to set the values of input on the args... Check this example

Let me know if it works for you and we can close this issue!

Thanks!

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Awesome! thanks @estrada9166, I'll give it a try ASAP.

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@estrada9166 I tested it and it's working with mutations. Thank you for all your help!

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@ivan-marquez That's awesome!!

I'll close this issue!

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I am facing this issue while using easygraphql-load-tester with k6. I've a large schema n I only want to run One specific query and one specific mutation, but only queries are seems to be working

I am passing arguments for both in LoadTesting constructor

const loadTester = new LoadTesting(userSchema, {
  processSegments:{},
  createProcessSegment: {
    data: <value>,
  },
});
loadTester.k6('k6.js', {
  vus: 10,
  iterations: 10,
  duration: '10s',
  queryFile: true,
  withMutation: true,
  selectedQueries: ['createProcessSegment,processSegments'],
  out: ['json=results.json'],
});

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