# perftracker-lib A client library for the [perftracker](https://github.com/perfguru87/perftracker) and a set of libraries for performance testing
## Supported python version
python2.7
python3.0+
## Building and installing the perftracker-client python package
Installing from pypi.org:
` pip install perftrackerlib `
Installing from sources:
` python3 ./setup.py build python3 ./setup.py install `
## Usage Examples
### Python-written Test Suites
Minimalistic test suite: ` python3 ./examples/pt_suite_example_minimal.py --pt-title="Website suite run" --pt-url http://perftracker.localdomain:9000 `
Simulate a ‘website’ suite run and upload results: ` python3 ./examples/pt_suite_example.py -v --pt-title="Website suite run" --pt-url http://perftracker.localdomain:9000 `
Use code like examples/pt_suite_example_populate.sh to mass populate perftracker with fake data
### Control Panel Crawler
Run selenium-based test on a real WordPress Admin panel: ` python3 ./examples/pt-wp-crawler.py -m -U admin -P pass https://demos1.softaculous.com/WordPress/wp-login.php `
### Upload pre-generated files with results:
Sometimes you don’t want to write a python suite and just grab some files and export results. In this case you can use the pt-suite-uploader.py tool to parse test/json files (or even launch an external tool) and then upload results: ` python3 ./examples/pt-suite-uploader.py -f ./examples/data/sample.txt python3 ./examples/pt-suite-uploader.py -f -j ./examples/data/sample.json python3 ./examples/pt-suite-uploader.py -- /bin/echo "tag: my test; score: 2.3;" ... `
## Contributing a patch
Make a change and test your code before commit: ` python ./test.py `
## Release notes
See [http://www.perftracker.org/client/#Release_Notes](http://www.perftracker.org/client/#Release_Notes)
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