connector

Documentation

Index

• type Connector
  • func (conn *Connector) Connect() results.Result
  • func (conn Connector) New(path string, numconns int) Connector
  • func (conn *Connector) Parallel()
  • func (conn *Connector) Run()
  • func (conn *Connector) Series()

Examples

• Connector.New

Types

type Connector

type Connector struct {
	Path     string
	NumConns int
	Rate     int
	Verbose  bool
	Results  *results.Results
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Connector contains connector data.

func (*Connector) Connect

func (conn *Connector) Connect() results.Result

Connect makes a single connection.

func (Connector) New

func (conn Connector) New(path string, numconns int) Connector

New generates a new Connector with all the necessaries.

Example

go stubServer()

c := Connector{}.New("http://localhost:9877", 10)

//
// Note on Rate:
//
// If Rate is not zero, Run() will parallelize actions at a Rate (QPS)
// of the set value.
//
// If Rate is zero, Run() will run the connections in a series.
//
// Both c.Series() and c.Parallel() can also be called in place of Run().
//
c.Rate = 4 // QPS
c.Run()

for i, code := range c.Results.Code {
	fmt.Printf("Code[%d] = %d\n", i, code)
}

func (*Connector) Parallel

func (conn *Connector) Parallel()

Parallel runs the Connector parallelized.

func (*Connector) Run

func (conn *Connector) Run()

Run runs the Connector, selecting Parallel or Series based on Rate.

func (*Connector) Series

func (conn *Connector) Series()

Series runs the Connector serialized.