rungutan 1.10.0

Description:

rungutan 1.10.0

rungutan-cli
What is Rungutan?
Rungutan is the first API Load Testing SaaS platform worldwide, 100% Serverless, which helps you simulate workflows to emulate user experience, so it's easier to design workflow oriented strategies.
Where do I sign up?
Although we love our landing page and we definitely think it's worth checking out, you can sign up directly by going on https://app.rungutan.com/signup
Do you have any ACTUAL documentation?
D'oh.
You can find it on our Docs page.
Why use the CLI?
This CLI has been designed for:

perform load testing directly within a CI/CD process
run any command that you would do on the web platform directly in your terminal

How to install the CLI?
pip install rungutan

How to run the CLI?

Set up your authentication mechanism using the Rungutan API key

rungutan configure (--profile some-profile-name)


Check the overall help menu

$ rungutan help

usage: rungutan <command> [<args>]

To see help text, you can run:
rungutan help
rungutan version
rungutan configure --help
rungutan team --help
rungutan results --help
rungutan raw_results --help
rungutan tests --help
rungutan templates --help
rungutan crons --help
rungutan notifications --help
rungutan vault --help
rungutan csv --help
rungutan file --help

Rungutan CLI utility for interacting with https://rungutan.com

positional arguments:
command Command to run

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit


Check the help menu for a specific command

$ rungutan csv --help
usage: rungutan [-h] [--csv_id CSV_ID] [-p PROFILE] [{list,get,remove}]

CSV command system

positional arguments:
{list,get,remove}

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--csv_id CSV_ID Required parameter for subcommand ["get", "remove"].
Optional parameter for subcommand ["list"].
-p PROFILE, --profile PROFILE
The profile you'll be using.
If not specified, the "default" profile will be used.
If no profiles are defined, the following env variables will be checked:
* RUNGUTAN_TEAM_ID
* RUNGUTAN_API_KEY


Actually run a command

$ rungutan csv list
{
"CSV": [
{
"csv_id": "9c30cffe-ea4b-440e-aa73-9182ab98eb80",
"file_name_csv": "sample",
"member_email": "[email protected]",
"uploaded_date": "2021-10-05T11:25:11Z",
"max_rows": "25",
"max_columns": "7"
}
]
}

Run it as a docker container

Using local volume

$ docker run \
-v ${HOME}/.rungutan:/root/.rungutan \
rungutancommunity/rungutan-cli:latest rungutan csv --help
usage: rungutan [-h] [--csv_id CSV_ID] [-p PROFILE] [{list,get,remove}]

CSV command system

positional arguments:
{list,get,remove}

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--csv_id CSV_ID Required parameter for subcommand ["get", "remove"].
Optional parameter for subcommand ["list"].
-p PROFILE, --profile PROFILE
The profile you'll be using.
If not specified, the "default" profile will be used.
If no profiles are defined, the following env variables will be checked:
* RUNGUTAN_TEAM_ID
* RUNGUTAN_API_KEY


Or using environment variables

$ docker run \
-e RUNGUTAN_TEAM_ID=my_team \
-e RUNGUTAN_API_KEY=my_api_key \
rungutancommunity/rungutan-cli:latest rungutan csv --help
usage: rungutan [-h] [--csv_id CSV_ID] [-p PROFILE] [{list,get,remove}]

CSV command system

positional arguments:
{list,get,remove}

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--csv_id CSV_ID Required parameter for subcommand ["get", "remove"].
Optional parameter for subcommand ["list"].
-p PROFILE, --profile PROFILE
The profile you'll be using.
If not specified, the "default" profile will be used.
If no profiles are defined, the following env variables will be checked:
* RUNGUTAN_TEAM_ID
* RUNGUTAN_API_KEY