Requirements

This code requires Locust

pip install locust

Running the Test

Run the following command to start the test:

python3 start_test.py {profile_name}

This command will use the profile with the same name {profile}.py and will collect the results in the directory with {profile} name. If you run the script again, the results will be recreated - ⚠️ you will lose privious data.

You can set the number of workers, users, and the spawn rate in the start_test.py file.

To specify a specific method to test, modify the eth_requests list in the corresponding profile file, such as bsc.py. For example:

from locust_base import EthRequestConfig, EthereumUser, get_task
from requests_data import ETHRequests


class BSCProfile(EthereumUser):

    eth_requests = [
        EthRequestConfig(
            name="get_transaction_receipt",
            data=ETHRequests.get_transaction_receipt("0x123456"),
            weight=1,
            turn_on=False
        ),
        EthRequestConfig(
            name="get_latest_block",
            data=ETHRequests.get_latest_block(),
            weight=1,
            turn_on=True
        ),
        EthRequestConfig(
            name="get_balance",
            data=ETHRequests.get_balance("0x388c818ca8b9251b393131c08a736a67ccb19297"),
            weight=1,
            turn_on=False
        ),
        EthRequestConfig(
            "eth_call", ETHRequests.eth_call("0x68b3465833fb72A70ecDF485E0e4C7bD8665Fc45"),
            weight=1,
            turn_on=False
        )
    ]
    tasks = [get_task(request) for request in eth_requests if request.turn_on]

Configuring the Test

To customize the test, you can modify the following parameters in the start_test.py file:

• worker: The number of workers to run the test.
• user: The number of users to simulate during the test.
• spawn-rate: The spawn rate for users during the test.

Results

Results of the test will be collected in the {profile} directory. The test results can be analyzed using the Locust web interface or other visualization tools.