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Feature request: record / save browsing as a config.json #66

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icougil opened this issue Apr 24, 2022 · 7 comments
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Feature request: record / save browsing as a config.json #66

icougil opened this issue Apr 24, 2022 · 7 comments
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@icougil
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icougil commented Apr 24, 2022

Hi team!

I just arrived to your application, and it looks fairly simple to use and at the same time, really powerful, so congratulations on your side! 😃👍

I was wondering, have you thought of a way to "record" a user's navigation in the config.json format ? It would be really super useful for example, to really automate behaviours on a website.

Another option could also be to use other existing tools and try to "transform" the data format of each tool to ddosify's own format. For example, you could start from a .har or .js file provided by Chrome (the former if you export your navigation via network, the latter if you record a session) or else use tools like Postman with its .json format.

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@kursataktas
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Hi @icougil

Thanks for the nice words :)

We are planning 2 options to cover this requirement. The first one is importing the .har file to the Ddosify. The second one is importing the Postman collection.
Postman would be a better option since most of the developers already use it to test their APIs. But before starting this we have to finalize parametrization/correlation support which we are working on these days. So we can be compatible with Postman .json format.

Best,

@kursataktas kursataktas added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 25, 2022
@icougil
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icougil commented Apr 25, 2022

👍 totally understandable.
I look forward to hearing more about this kind of features 😉

@zhiburt
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zhiburt commented Oct 7, 2022

I think potentially you could also support .side files (Selenium scenarious).
But it's more complex than just navigation.

@kursataktas
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@zhiburt This would be interesting feature. There are lots of Selenium users.

@Elyseum
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Elyseum commented Oct 17, 2022

Another format the tool could support is a sitemap xml. It can help to find slow pages of your site.

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hpvd commented Aug 4, 2023

Another format the tool could support is a sitemap xml. It can help to find slow pages of your site.

yep this would be super powerful!

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hpvd commented Aug 4, 2023

there seem to be already another sitemap.xml request, see #15

@fatihbaltaci fatihbaltaci added help wanted Extra attention is needed hacktoberfest labels Sep 30, 2023
@orhun orhun added good first issue Good for newcomers and removed hacktoberfest labels Aug 8, 2024
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