Examples with PerfMonDataReader uk.co.automatictester.lightning.readers.PerfMonDataReader used on opensource projects

Example 1 with PerfMonDataReader

use of uk.co.automatictester.lightning.readers.PerfMonDataReader in project lightning by automatictester.

the class LightningTask method runTests.

void runTests() {
    long testSetExecStart = System.currentTimeMillis();
    LightningXMLFileReader xmlFileReader = new LightningXMLFileReader();
    xmlFileReader.readTests(extension.getTestSetXml());
    List<ClientSideTest> clientSideTests = xmlFileReader.getClientSideTests();
    List<ServerSideTest> serverSideTests = xmlFileReader.getServerSideTests();
    testSet = new TestSet(clientSideTests, serverSideTests);
    jmeterTransactions = new JMeterCSVFileReader().getTransactions(extension.getJmeterCsv());
    if (extension.getPerfmonCsv() != null) {
        PerfMonDataEntries perfMonDataEntries = new PerfMonDataReader().getDataEntires(extension.getPerfmonCsv());
        testSet.executeServerSideTests(perfMonDataEntries);
    }
    testSet.executeClientSideTests(jmeterTransactions);
    log(testSet.getTestExecutionReport());
    log(new TestSetReporter(testSet).getTestSetExecutionSummaryReport());
    long testSetExecEnd = System.currentTimeMillis();
    long testExecTime = testSetExecEnd - testSetExecStart;
    log(String.format("Execution time:    %dms", testExecTime));
    if (testSet.getFailCount() + testSet.getErrorCount() != 0) {
        exitCode = 1;
    }
}

Example 2 with PerfMonDataReader

use of uk.co.automatictester.lightning.readers.PerfMonDataReader in project lightning by automatictester.

the class LightningMojo method runTests.

private void runTests() {
    long testSetExecStart = System.currentTimeMillis();
    LightningXMLFileReader xmlFileReader = new LightningXMLFileReader();
    xmlFileReader.readTests(testSetXml);
    List<ClientSideTest> clientSideTests = xmlFileReader.getClientSideTests();
    List<ServerSideTest> serverSideTests = xmlFileReader.getServerSideTests();
    testSet = new TestSet(clientSideTests, serverSideTests);
    jmeterTransactions = new JMeterCSVFileReader().getTransactions(jmeterCsv);
    if (perfmonCsv != null) {
        PerfMonDataEntries perfMonDataEntries = new PerfMonDataReader().getDataEntires(perfmonCsv);
        testSet.executeServerSideTests(perfMonDataEntries);
    }
    testSet.executeClientSideTests(jmeterTransactions);
    log(testSet.getTestExecutionReport());
    log(new TestSetReporter(testSet).getTestSetExecutionSummaryReport());
    long testSetExecEnd = System.currentTimeMillis();
    long testExecTime = testSetExecEnd - testSetExecStart;
    log(String.format("Execution time:    %dms", testExecTime));
    if (testSet.getFailCount() + testSet.getErrorCount() != 0) {
        exitCode = 1;
    }
}

Example 3 with PerfMonDataReader

use of uk.co.automatictester.lightning.readers.PerfMonDataReader in project lightning by automatictester.

the class CliTestRunner method runTests.

private static void runTests() {
    long testSetExecStart = System.currentTimeMillis();
    File xmlFile = params.verify.getXmlFile();
    File jmeterCsvFile = params.verify.getJmeterCsvFile();
    File perfmonCsvFile = params.verify.getPerfmonCsvFile();
    LightningXMLFileReader xmlFileReader = new LightningXMLFileReader();
    xmlFileReader.readTests(xmlFile);
    List<ClientSideTest> clientSideTests = xmlFileReader.getClientSideTests();
    List<ServerSideTest> serverSideTests = xmlFileReader.getServerSideTests();
    testSet = new TestSet(clientSideTests, serverSideTests);
    jmeterTransactions = new JMeterCSVFileReader().getTransactions(jmeterCsvFile);
    if (params.verify.isPerfmonCsvFileProvided()) {
        perfMonDataEntries = new PerfMonDataReader().getDataEntires(perfmonCsvFile);
        testSet.executeServerSideTests(perfMonDataEntries);
    }
    testSet.executeClientSideTests(jmeterTransactions);
    testSet.printTestExecutionReport();
    new TestSetReporter(testSet).printTestSetExecutionSummaryReport();
    long testSetExecEnd = System.currentTimeMillis();
    long testExecTime = testSetExecEnd - testSetExecStart;
    logger.info("Total execution time:    {}ms", testExecTime);
    if (testSet.getFailCount() + testSet.getErrorCount() != 0) {
        exitCode = 1;
    }
}