An Odoo12 load testing solution, using odoolib and Locust
- odoolib: odoo-client-lib
- Locust: locust.io
- Odoo: odoo.com
To load test Odoo, you create tasks sets like you'll have done it with Locust:
from locust import task, TaskSet
class SellerTaskSet(TaskSet):
@task(10)
def read_partners(self):
cust_model = self.client.get_model('res.partner')
cust_ids = cust_model.search([])
prtns = cust_model.read(cust_ids)
@task(5)
def read_products(self):
prod_model = self.client.get_model('product.product')
ids = prod_model.search([])
prods = prod_model.read(ids)
@task(20)
def create_so(self):
prod_model = self.client.get_model('product.product')
cust_model = self.client.get_model('res.partner')
so_model = self.client.get_model('sale.order')
cust_id = cust_model.search([('name', 'ilike', 'fletch')])[0]
prod_ids = prod_model.search([('name', 'ilike', 'ipad')])
order_id = so_model.create({
'partner_id': cust_id,
'order_line': [(0,0,{'product_id': prod_ids[0],
'product_uom_qty':1}),
(0,0,{'product_id': prod_ids[1],
'product_uom_qty':2}),
],
})
so_model.action_button_confirm([order_id,])
then you create a profile, based on your taskset, which use OdooLocust instead of Locust:
from OdooLocust import OdooLocust
from SellerTaskSet import SellerTaskSet
class Seller(OdooLocust.OdooLocust):
host = "127.0.0.1"
database = "test_db"
min_wait = 100
max_wait = 1000
weight = 3
task_set = SellerTaskSet
and you finally run your locust tests the usual way:
locust -f my_file.py Seller
This version is shipped with a generic TaskSet task, OdooTaskSet, and a TaskSet which randomly click on menu items, OdooGenericTaskSet. To use this version, create this simple test file:
from OdooLocust import OdooLocust
from OdooLocust import OdooTaskSet
class Generic(OdooLocust.OdooLocust):
host = "127.0.0.1"
database = "testdb"
min_wait = 100
max_wait = 1000
weight = 3
task_set = OdooTaskSet.OdooGenericTaskSet
and you finally run your locust tests the usual way:
locust -f my_file.py Generic