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Comment #42742269
Hey HN, We built Jolt to solve a fundamental problem with AI coding tools - they struggle with larger, real-world codebases and cannot accurately determine the context files for yo…
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Comment #39152634
Web3 aka distributed ledger aka blockchain
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Comment #39063333
Hi Dmitry, thanks for replying here. You raise some good points - I'll do my best to address them below. I'll also add that we have a fully-featured free tier that you can sign up …
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Comment #39049945
Postman generates data based on datatypes in the OpenAPI spec: strings, numbers, booleans, etc - but the data will not look realistic. The video outlined a rudimentary test that ch…
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Comment #39049451
From my understanding, Schemathesis can generate data based on a value being a string, number, boolean, etc. It also seems fairly manual to set up and has a learning curve. Our out…
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Comment #39049369
That’s a great question. The TestGen feature generates JavaScript that uses faker-js functions to generate the test data, and axios to make http requests. You can copy and paste th…
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Show HN: Auto-generate load tests/synthetic test data from OpenAPI spec/HAR file
Hey HN, We just shipped a new AI-powered feature... BUT the "AI" piece is largely in the background. Instead of relying on a chatbot, we've integrated AI (with strict input & outpu…
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Comment #39014675
Hey, this is the author here. Thanks so much for sharing the post. We learned a ton about the nuances and limitations of prompting while building this feature. What are everyone's …
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Comment #38995773
Can you add a checkbox for lossy vs lossless compression? If you are doing lossy compression on PNGs, might as well change it to a non-png file. FYI, there are great lossless PNG c…
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Comment #38995712
Good point on the two Reacts. Call me old-fashioned, but I still prefer being able to serve a React app over a CDN instead of needing a Node.js server. Might be in the minority the…
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Comment #38449539
The CLI is slated for end of Q4/early Q1. It will be able to run load tests, get results, manage your team, and most of the other functionality you get in our web app. One major up…
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Comment #38449468
This is a topic we think about a lot. The downside to requiring domain verification is additional friction, and if an external API call is required (e.g., logging in via Auth0), th…
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Comment #38447339
Thanks for the feedback and sharing the link
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Comment #38446480
Thanks for the feedback! Today, you need to script API calls with an http client like axios. We're working on a feature that will let you import a swagger or har file, and autogene…
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Comment #38446416
Thanks! > What's the warm-up time on tests? Tests usually take 20-40 seconds to spin up. Tests with over 10k virtual may take up to 60 seconds to start. > Any maximums on concurren…
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Show HN: Multiple – Load test any API with JavaScript and NPM packages
Hey HN, I wanted a better load testing solution – so I built one with my team at Multiple. We just opened early access and would love to get your feedback. We created Multiple to s…
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Ask HN: Load Testing APIs
What's everyone's philosophy and approach to load testing these days? Do you do it/when? And what tools/services do you use?