Golem is written in python and used for loadtesting rocks checkin process. To do this we use the selenium library to go through the checkin process just like a normal user would. Using Docker and Kubernetes we can spin up containers equal to the number of checkin kiosks that you would have on a weekend.
This project uses Selenium Web Browser Automation https://www.seleniumhq.org/
Provide a csv file in the csv folder. You can change the name of this file if you would like but you have to make sure to change the name in the docker file as well. The data in this file needs to be checkin data from your past checkins, we used our easter service for the largest number of checkins possible, we then randomize the checkins for the best simulation possible for people checking in on the weekends.
Here is a example of data
BC,112253,138665
BC,176311,1783301
BC,10006163,41924
BC,160140,112688
BC,167065,96195
BC,210112,61570
BC,225048,191011
BC,167055,99247
BC,190534,35745
BC,140371,104746
BC,137029,1930481
BC,170965,60578
BC,102062,40006
FullName,Joe Bob,2213051
BC,106341,165980
FullName,"Bob, Joe",2200056
BC stands for barcode in this instance and the ID in the 3rd column is the group ID
Install Python 3.7
https://www.python.org/downloads/
Install Selenium
pip install selenium
Install Chrome WebDriver
http://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads
Edit Dockerfile with correct information if needed
CMD ["python", "main.py", "file.csv"]
python main.py file.csv
or
sudo docker build -t golem/latest .
sudo docker container run -a stdout -a stdin -it golem/latestThis project uses pip for dependency management
pip -r requirements
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests.
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
- Jesse Barton - Initial work - jessebarton
- Cameron Pak - Initial work - cameronpak
This project is licensed under and modeled after the ISC License - see the LICENSE.md file for details