blaze-performance-tester 3.0.4 β†’ 3.0.5

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  "name": "blaze-performance-tester",
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- "version": "3.0.4",
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  "description": "A high-performance, multi-threaded load testing engine built with Rust and QuickJS.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "dist/index.js",
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  To launch 10 concurrent virtual user threads pounding your target workload continuously for an execution duration window of 5 seconds, run this exact command inside your terminal:
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  DOS
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- C:\perf>npx blaze-performance-tester@1.1.22 tests/test-script.ts 10 5
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  πŸ“Š Analytics & Telemetry Engine
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  Upon wrapping up its concurrency window, Blaze automatically maps, calculates, and dumps a dual-layered architectural metrics profile straight into your working path.
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  Test Execution Finished. Elapsed time: 5.03s | Target VUs: 10
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  2. Beautiful HTML Interactive Dashboard
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  Alongside the console logs, a fully styled, portable, dark-mode data visualization dashboard file is generated on-disk:
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- πŸ“ Location: ./blaze-html-report.html
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+ πŸ“ Location: ./blaze-html-report.html
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+ AI Mode (Agentic AI)
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+ πŸ“‘ Blaze Performance TesterAn ultra-high-performance, native C++ accelerated performance engineering framework with built-in Intelligent Autonomous Agent Mode. Blaze lets you design script-based load configurations, profile core infrastructure capacity boundaries safely, and automatically generate telemetry dashboards.
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+ πŸš€ Getting Started
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+ You can invoke the runner globally without installing dependencies directly from npm.Standard Fixed-Workload Command PatternTo spin up a rigid, predefined benchmark wave, pass your metrics targets as standard CLI flags:
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+ npx blaze-performance-tester@latest tests/test-script.ts --threads 50 --duration 5 --target-error 0.02
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+ 🧠 Agentic AI Mode (Autonomous Performance Engineering)Don’t know your system limits? Just define your SLA parameters and let the AI agent discover your infrastructure breaking points safely.
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+ npx blaze-performance-tester@latest tests/test-script.ts --agentic 100 250 2.0
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+ πŸ“Š Analytics & Automated Reporting
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+ Every run automatically generates a self-contained, interactive blaze-dashboard.html visualization suite.
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+ Features Includes:
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+ πŸ’€ AI Stress-Testing Agent Verdict: A visual diagnostic block summarizing the exact nature of system constraints (e.g., infrastructure saturation vs direct SLA latency/error guardrail breaches) alongside detailed logs of each evaluated test wave.
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+ πŸ“ˆ Dual-Axis Telemetry Tracking: Real-time visual tracking mapping throughput ($req/sec$) directly alongside corresponding $P_{95}$ latency metrics scaling over your execution timeline.
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+ πŸ“‹ JMeter-Style Matrix Log: Detailed breakdown charts outputting comprehensive metrics matrices (Samples, Average Latency, $P_{95}$ Latency, Error Rates, Apdex Scores) across every incremental concurrency level tested.