Mojolicious comes with Mojo::UserAgent, which is a non-blocking I/O HTTP and WebSocket user agent. It comes with Test::Mojo, which is a test driven development toolkit for web applications. And it comes with Mojo::IOLoop, which is a minimalistic event loop with support for multiple reactor backends. Put those together along with Mojo::DOM, a minimalistic HTML/XML DOM parser with CSS selector support, and you've got a fairly complete and coherent tool kit for web application testing.

The whole thing installs in about a minute, and has no non-core dependencies. Additional documentation, examples, and webcasts are available at http://mojolicio.us. Do watch the Mojo::UserAgent screencast.

With those tools you should be able to build a suite of tests that (thanks to the IOLoop and the non-blocking user agent) load test with multiple login requrests, for example.

Hi Dave, Really appreciate for your quick response. Can you give one example for capture time elapse on simple login system for single and multiple users? Thanks

I don't seem to have one handy. ;) Have you watched the screencast I linked to yet? This isn't a ready-made solution; it's a set of tools that you as a programmer can use to build your specific application.

The screencast is good. So is the Mojo::UserAgent documentation. Its SYNOPSIS section shows a brief demonstration of non-blocking UserAgent requests, which it what you will need if you're going to load test a login system.




Dave

It lets you automate website interaction.

Also LWP::Parallel::UserAgent.