k6x asciicast (docker builder, pre v0.3.0)

by szkiba 3 years ago

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Run k6 with extensions as easy as possible

k6x is a k6 launcher that automatically provides k6 with the extensions used by the test. To do this, k6x analyzes the test script and creates a list of required extensions (it also parses the command line to detect output extensions). Based on this list, k6x builds (and caches) the k6 binary and runs it.

The build step uses a Docker Engine (even a remote one), so no other local tools (go, git, docker cli, etc.) are needed, just k6x. If Go language toolkit is installed, the build step uses it instead of Docker Engine. In this case, Docker Engine is not needed and build will be faster.

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