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@colyseus/loadtest
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Install the tool globally in your system.
npm install -g @colyseus/loadtest
$ colyseus-loadtest --help
Options:
--endpoint: WebSocket endpoint for all connections (default: ws://localhost:2567)
--room: room handler name
--numClients: number of connections to open
Example:
colyseus-loadtest example/bot.ts --endpoint ws://localhost:2567 --room state_handler
You may use either JavaScript or TypeScript for scripting your connections:
See below the methods that are called automatically, if implemented. (They are all optional.)
requestJoinOptions (i)Should return a plain object containing the options for client connection i to join the room provided as an argument.
onJoin ()Triggered when the client successfully joins in the room.
onMessage (message)Triggered when the server sends a message to this client, or broadcasts to everyone.
onStateChange (state)Triggered when the room state changes in the server-side.
onLeave ()Triggered when the client leaves the room.
onError (err)Triggered whenever an error has occurred in the room handler.
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Utility tool for load testing Colyseus.
The npm package @colyseus/loadtest receives a total of 2,258 weekly downloads. As such, @colyseus/loadtest popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @colyseus/loadtest demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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