k6-crocus

Custom k6 build with xk6-dashboard, xk6-cache, xk6-dotenv, xk6-mock, xk6-faker, xk6-jose, xk6-crypto, xk6-yaml, xk6-toml, xk6-csv, xk6-ansible-vault and xk6-prometheus.

Built using xk6bundler. This is not an official k6 build. The main reason for creating this distribution is to make it easy to use the xk6 extensions mentoined above.

Features:

• xk6-dashboard A k6 extension that enables creating web based metrics dashboard for k6.
• xk6-cache A k6 extension enables vendoring remote HTTP modules to single source control friendly file.
• xk6-dotenv A k6 extension that loads env vars from a .env file.
• xk6-mock A k6 extension for mocking HTTP(S) servers during test development.
• xk6-faker A k6 extension for random fake data generation.
• xk6-jose A k6 extension for Javascript Object Signing and Encryption (JOSE) standards.
  • JSON Web Token (JWT) support
  • JSON Web Key (JWK) support
• xk6-crypto A k6 extension for using extended crypto functions, mostly from golang.org/x/crypto.
  • HKDF key derivation function (RFC 5869) implementation.
  • Password-Based Key Derivation Function 2 (PBKDF2) implementation.
  • Elliptic-curve Diffie–Hellman (ECDH) implementation.
• xk6-yaml A k6 extension enables to encode and decode YAML values
• xk6-toml A k6 extension enables to encode and decode TOML values
• xk6-csv A k6 extension enables to parse CSV values
• xk6-ansible-vault A k6 extension enables to encrypt and decrypt ansible vaults and make it possible to publish secrets with tests in a safe way
• xk6-prometheus A k6 extension implements Prometheus HTTP exporter as k6 output extension.

Install

You can install the pre-compiled binary or use Docker.

Install the pre-compiled binary

Download the pre-compiled binaries from the releases page and copy to the desired location.

Running with Docker

You can also use it within a Docker container. To do that, you'll need to execute the following:

docker run szkiba/k6-crocus