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skills/skill-adapter/assets/gatling_template.scala

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+import scala.concurrent.duration._
+
+import io.gatling.core.Predef._
+import io.gatling.http.Predef._
+import io.gatling.jdbc.Predef._
+
+class APILoadTest extends Simulation {
+
+  // --- Configuration ---
+  // Configure the target URL and request parameters here.
+  val baseURL = "${BASE_URL}" // e.g., "http://example.com"
+  val endpoint = "${ENDPOINT}" // e.g., "/api/resource"
+  val requestName = "Get Resource" // Descriptive name for the request
+  val requestBody = """${REQUEST_BODY}""" // JSON request body (optional)
+
+  // --- HTTP Protocol Configuration ---
+  val httpProtocol = http
+    .baseUrl(baseURL)
+    .acceptHeader("application/json")
+    .contentTypeHeader("application/json")
+    // Add any other headers or configurations you need here.
+    // .userAgentHeader("Gatling/3.7.0") // Example User-Agent header
+
+  // --- Scenario Definition ---
+  val scn = scenario("API Load Test Scenario")
+    .exec(
+      http(requestName)
+        .get(endpoint) // Or .post(endpoint).body(StringBody(requestBody)) if it's a POST request
+        //.headers(Map("Custom-Header" -> "value")) // Example custom header
+        .check(status.is(200)) // Validate the response status
+        // Add more checks as needed to validate the response data.
+        // .check(jsonPath("$.someField").is("expectedValue"))
+    )
+
+  // --- Simulation Setup ---
+  setUp(
+    scn.inject(
+      // Define your load profile here. Examples:
+      // - Constant load of 10 users per second for 30 seconds
+      // constantUsersPerSec(10).during(30.seconds),
+
+      // - Ramp up from 1 to 10 users over 20 seconds
+      // rampUsersPerSec(1).to(10).during(20.seconds),
+
+      // - Constant load for a period, then a ramp-up, then another constant load
+      // constantUsersPerSec(5).during(10.seconds),
+      // rampUsersPerSec(5).to(15).during(10.seconds),
+      // constantUsersPerSec(15).during(10.seconds)
+
+      // Placeholders for easy adjustments.  Replace these with your desired values.
+      constantUsersPerSec(${USERS_PER_SECOND}).during(${DURATION_SECONDS}.seconds)
+    ).protocols(httpProtocol)
+  )
+  // Add global assertions if needed.  For example:
+  // .assertions(
+  //   global.responseTime.max.lt(1000), // Ensure maximum response time is less than 1000ms
+  //   global.successfulRequests.percent.gt(95) // Ensure success rate is greater than 95%
+  // )
+}