This scala library supports creating performance logfile that.
//sbt
libraryDependencies += "dev.g4s" %% "log-writer" % "0.1.0"or
//gradle
dependencies {
implementation("dev.g4s:log-writer_2.13:0.1.0")
}//scala
import cats.effect._
import fs2._
import fs2.io.file._
import g4s.log._
import g4s.log.LogLine._
import g4s.log.LogReporter._
import java.nio.file.Paths
object MyLog extends IOApp.Simple {
val buildPath = sys.props.get("user.dir").map(d => Path.fromNioPath(Paths.get(d)).resolve("build"))
val files = Files[IO]
override def run: IO[Unit] = {
for {
tmp <- files.createTempFile(buildPath, "perf", "log", None)
w <- LogReporter(tmp)
_ <- w.write(Assertion.AllOK)
_ <- w.write(Run(classOf[MyLog.type], 123L))
_ <- w.write(ScenarioStart("BasicPerf2", 233)) //first user
_ <- w.write(ScenarioStart("BasicPerf2", 234)) //second user
_ <- w.write(Response.ok("request_1", 111, 112))
_ <- w.write(Response.ok("request_1", 211, 212))
_ <- w.write(Response.ok("request_1", 311, 312))
_ <- w.write(ScenarioEnd("BasicPerf2", 333))
_ <- w.write(ScenarioEnd("BasicPerf2", 334))
_ <- w.close()
} yield ()
}
}Also there is a bit of syntactic sugar that can be used:
implicit val log : LogReporter = LogReporter(tmp)
Response.ok("request_1", 111, 112).write