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Overview ¶
Package state contains the types and functionality used for keeping track of cmd-related values that are used globally throughout k6. It also exposes some related test types and helpers.
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Functions ¶
func BuildEnvMap ¶
BuildEnvMap returns a map from raw environment values, such as returned from os.Environ().
func ParseEnvKeyValue ¶
ParseEnvKeyValue splits an environment variable string into key and value.
Types ¶
type GlobalFlags ¶
type GlobalFlags struct { ConfigFilePath string Quiet bool NoColor bool Address string ProfilingEnabled bool LogOutput string LogFormat string Verbose bool }
GlobalFlags contains global config values that apply for all k6 sub-commands.
func GetDefaultFlags ¶
func GetDefaultFlags(homeDir string) GlobalFlags
GetDefaultFlags returns the default global flags.
type GlobalState ¶
type GlobalState struct { Ctx context.Context FS fsext.Fs Getwd func() (string, error) BinaryName string CmdArgs []string Env map[string]string Events *event.System DefaultFlags, Flags GlobalFlags OutMutex *sync.Mutex Stdout, Stderr *console.Writer Stdin io.Reader OSExit func(int) SignalNotify func(chan<- os.Signal, ...os.Signal) SignalStop func(chan<- os.Signal) Logger *logrus.Logger //nolint:forbidigo //TODO:change to FieldLogger FallbackLogger logrus.FieldLogger }
GlobalState contains the GlobalFlags and accessors for most of the global process-external state like CLI arguments, env vars, standard input, output and error, etc. In practice, most of it is normally accessed through the `os` package from the Go stdlib.
We group them here so we can prevent direct access to them from the rest of the k6 codebase. This gives us the ability to mock them and have robust and easy-to-write integration-like tests to check the k6 end-to-end behavior in any simulated conditions.
`NewGlobalState()` returns a globalState object with the real `os` parameters, while `NewGlobalTestState()` can be used in tests to create simulated environments.
func NewGlobalState ¶
func NewGlobalState(ctx context.Context) *GlobalState
NewGlobalState returns a new GlobalState with the given ctx. Ideally, this should be the only function in the whole codebase where we use global variables and functions from the os package. Anywhere else, things like os.Stdout, os.Stderr, os.Stdin, os.Getenv(), etc. should be removed and the respective properties of globalState used instead.