A JMeter plugin that lets you select a HAR (HTTP Archive) file to import into JMeter
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A JMeter plugin that lets you select a HAR (HTTP Archive) file to import into JMeter
Up-to-date simple useragent faker with real world database in Golang
Gatling plugin for Kafka
Mocking functions. Please get in touch to discuss features! Only regular functions available for now.
:moon_cake: A simple way to generate mocks for multiple purposes
Generate strings supplying a simple pattern. Perfect to be used in test data factories. Validate if a text fulfills a specific pattern. Also you can use regular expressions (Regexp) to generate strings: `/[a-z0-9]{2,5}\w+/.gen`. Generate words in English or Spanish.
In-memory WebExtensions API Fake Implementation for testing purposes
Java framework to write tests for your dApps and other smart contracts on Waves blockchain
Play framework module to support Selenium 2 WebDriver
Mocker + Proxy Application
Gatling DSL extensions — feeders, profile management, transactions, assertions, Redis integration, and utility functions
HTTP client for Neovim with requests in pure Lua. Programmable, composable, extensible.
A Groovy-based DSL for building and running JMeter test plans from command line and more.
A cross-platform unit testing tool for MOS 6502 assembly
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A feature-packed, ready-to-use CMake template with testing, static and dynamic checks, coverage reports, and a tutorial.
Test::Simple, for OCaml
Cross platform HTTP server benchmark tool
AMWA NMOS Device Control Mock Application
Next.js code coverage for Playwright E2E tests using V8 coverage
Unified UI Testing Framework for Uno Platform based applications
The Gatling Wait Plugin simplifies waiting for specific events in your testing scenarios by allowing customizable conditions, attempt management, and error handling.
Simplify your Ecto validation tests
Gatling plugin for JDBC — SQL queries, batch operations, and stored procedures with HikariCP connection pooling