BIG UPDATE! LOAD TESTING WITH PLAYWRIGHT TYPESCRIPT IS EVEN EASIER!! - ARTILLERY LOAD TESTING

Watch my previous video on the process of converting typescript to javascript to run load tests.
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[@AndrewLayton-jp4io]

A firm favourite series - well paced, the Welsh accent is attractive and clear, subjects very much of the moment

[@SamPrince]

In case it's of use to anyone following along with this I was getting the error: "TypeError: fn is not a function at Array.scenario (C:\pathToMyTest ode_modules\artillery-engine-playwright\index.js:340:17)" It turns out I had accidentally typed "testfunction" rather than "testFunction" in the artillery.yml file. No warnings in vscode and the error message was pretty obscure so took a good while to spot it!

[@antoniocosic3326]

Bro, you a savior....

[@MaheshJoshi_wellington]

Wow Thank you really looking Forward to find website to learn and execute this load testing

[@SamPrince]

Thanks for making this series - I've just watched the whole set after having looked at Artillery with Playwright ages ago and given up on it. I'll definitely have another look now I have this step-by-step guide to see if we can remove our dependency on another team and their custom test scripts for load tests. It's a shame there's no automatic way for Artillery to convert existing Playwright tests into Artillery-compatible tests on the fly. Ideally we wouldn't want to have all our tests in separate function files just for this (or maintain two versions either). Not a complete deal-breaker though... for our purposes we will only need to convert a small subset of existing regression tests into load tests.

[@CommitQuality]

In glad it has helped. I was really keen on doing this small series after seeing such little coverage of it anywhere. It would be cool if artillery could understand the test syntax I completely agree!

[@stevenchandler6218]

Love this series, it's bene helpful in getting this setup. I'm completely new to load testing. how would you implement a end to end test with playwright and artillery? All examples i've found are pretty surface level

[@cifuentes678]

Nice! Very helpful :D Do you have a sample using TS + Artillery but not using Playwright (for just API)? How the setup will look like? On the other hand, do you have samples using Artillery with custom plugins/engines? TIA :D

[@AndrewLayton-jp4io]

Thanks

[@CommitQuality]

Thank you for the super like and the amazing comment below. Comments like these are why I continue to do this

[@Brijendra9322]

Suppose i am running test for 3 urls and these urls i am iterating using for loop. i wan't seperate report for each url performance . how to do that? as of now i am getting consolidated metrics for all urls. is there any command which i can use in for loop so that report is ready after one iteration.