Question 1

How to convert YApi documentation to JMeter tests with swaggerjmx?

Accepted Answer

swaggerjmx supports YApi by accepting the JSON export from YApi as input. Use the CLI with the -i flag pointing to the YApi JSON file, and it will generate a JMX file ready for JMeter, similar to the Swagger conversion process.

Question 2

Does swaggerjmx work with OpenAPI 3.0 specifications?

Accepted Answer

The README mentions Swagger URLs, typically OpenAPI 2.0. It's not explicitly stated if OpenAPI 3.0 is supported, so users might need to verify compatibility or use tools to downgrade specifications for conversion.

Question 3

How to handle login for Swagger URLs in swaggerjmx?

Accepted Answer

For authenticated Swagger endpoints, swaggerjmx requires manually copying the JSON from the browser and saving it as a file, then using Demo_2 in Python or the CLI with the file path, as this tool doesn't automate login workflows.

Question 4

swaggerjmx vs manual JMX scripting for performance testing?

Accepted Answer

swaggerjmx automates test generation from API docs, ideal for quick coverage and regression testing. Manual scripting is better for complex scenarios with custom logic, but swaggerjmx provides a faster start for basic load tests.

Question 5

Can swaggerjmx generate data-driven tests in JMeter?

Accepted Answer

No, swaggerjmx focuses on generating basic HTTP request samplers from API specs. It does not automatically create data-driven elements like CSV data sets; these must be added manually in JMeter after generation.

Question 6

How to integrate swaggerjmx into a CI/CD pipeline?

Accepted Answer

Use the CLI mode in pipeline scripts: run 'swaggerjmx -i -o ' after API updates. This ensures JMeter tests are regenerated automatically, keeping performance tests synchronized with API changes.

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