Command line tool for LoadRunner Cloud

You can use the tool to configure test, run test and download reports. It utilizes LoadRunner Cloud Public APIs.

Requirements

• Node.js v12 or higher must be installed to run this program

Installation

npm install -g --no-save --production https://github.com/weisun10/lrcrunner/releases/download/1.0.4/lrcrunner-1.0.4.tgz

Usage

Command line parameters

Options:
  -v, --version                        print version
  -r, --run [config file]              run with specified configuration file (default: "")
  -u, --url [url]                      LRC url
  -a, --artifacts [folder]             artifacts folder
  -i, --client_id [client id]          LRC client id
  -s, --client_secret [client secret]  LRC client secret
  -t, --tenant [tenant id]             LRC tenant id
  -h, --help                           display help for command

Above client id and client secret can also be specified via environment variables: LRC_CLIENT_ID and LRC_CLIENT_SECRET.
Refer to https://admhelp.microfocus.com/lrc/en/Latest/Content/Storm/Admin-APIAccess.htm for details about API access keys.

Test configuration file

Test configuration file is in YAML format. Refer to sample/lrc_iterations_hybrid.yml

scenarios:
  test:
    projectId: 1           # project Id
    #testId: 11            # run existing test instead of creating new one
    name: demo test        # test name
    runTest: true          # run created test. ignored when testId is specified
    detach: false          # don't wait until test run is completed
    downloadReport: true   # download report after test run
    reportType: pdf        # pdf, csv, docx (default: pdf). to download multiple report, use an array. for example: [csv, pdf]
    settings:
      description: my test # test description
      licenseMode: 0 # license modes: "VUH": 0, "VU": 1, "Mixed VU / VUH": 2
      runMode: 1     # run modes: "Duration": 0, "Iterations": 1, "Goal Oriented": 2
    scripts:
      - vusersNum: 10                    
        path: ./scripts/web test.zip     # path to your script
        #id: 1                           # use existing script
        startTime: 0
        schedulingMode: simple           # simple , manual , advanced
        rampUp:
          duration: 10
          interval: 0
          vusers: 10
        duration: 120
        tearDown:
          duration: 10
          interval: 0
          vusers: 10
        locationType: 0 # 0: Cloud; 1: On-Premise
        iterations: 5   #
        maxDuration: 300
    
      - path: ./scripts/simple_test.zip
        vusersNum: 5
        startTime: 0
        schedulingMode: simple # simple, manual, advanced
        rampUp:
          duration: 0
          interval: 0
          vusers: 5
        duration: 120
        tearDown:
          duration: 0
          interval: 0
          vusers: 5
        locationType: 1 # 0: Cloud; 1: On-Premise
        iterations: 5   #
        maxDuration: 300
    
    distributions:              # specify Vusers distributions for Cloud
    - locationName: aws-us-east-1
      vusersPercent: 40 # (%)
    - locationName: aws-us-west-2
      vusersPercent: 60 # (%)
      
    loadGenerators:             # on-premises load generators
    - 03ff1bff9d8653d24451      # assign on-premises load generator to test by its key
    - 88dded94103e71343fca
      
modules:
  lrc:
    #tenant: 12345678    # LRC tenant id 
      
settings:
  proxy:
    #address: http://<PROXY HOST>:<PROXY PORT>  # specify web proxy if it's needed