- Good starter example project for command-line specification of stacks, including setting a default if unset.
- Easily scripted to be a parameterized jenkins job via command line specification of run configurations.
- Authentication strategy assumes Auth:Basic with known username/password. Change the "Authorization Manager" to specify Kerberos, or add an OAuth flow to obtain a token.
- Includes examples for REGEX parsing of return data and using the parsed values in subsequent requests.
- Includes examples of JSON Path Extraction.
- Includes colored output printing for each result for easier parsing of results via command line only execution.
- Configure jmeter for command line launch by adding Jmeter's /bin bath to your PATH in either Windows or Linux. Linux is typically done via .profile or .bashrc typically.
- Launch the project for the first time with: ">jmeter -t API_Test.jmx" (or ">jmeter.bat -t API_Test.jmx" on Windows)
- Open "Test Variables" and familiarize yourself with the __P format. In the following Value: "${__P(stack,dev.example.com)}", the "__P(stack" says to accept a command line parameter named "-Jstack=" and if it isn't set, use "dev.example.com".
- Replace "dev.example.com" in the Value mentioned in step 3 with your default test environment (the one to use as default if left unspecified).
- Run test with example input specified below. View the "Debug Sampler" to see how all variables are set. View the "Results Tree" for detailed HTTP results.
COMMAND LINE MODE:
Make the tests run in command line mode using the -n flag.
USAGE WITH REQUIRED FIELDS:
$jmeter -Jusername=<common_api_username> -Jpassword=<common_api_password>
-t API_Test.jmx
EXAMPLE:
$jmeter -Jusername=user123 -Jpassword=pw123
-t API_Test.jmx
OPTIONAL PARAMETERS AND THEIR DEFAULTS
-Jstack=<www.example.com|dev.example.com|etc...>
DEFAULT: www.example.com
-Jcommon.api_svc_protocol=<http|https>
DEFAULT: https
-Jcommon.api_svc_port=<443|any-othervalid-port>
DEFAULT: 443
PROXY:
Specify a proxy host and port by adding "-H <proxy_host> -P 8080"
Note: there is no "=" equals sign for these.
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