9.7 KiB
9.7 KiB
🎉 New Features Added
Overview
Enhanced the TurboTrades test client with comprehensive WebSocket stress testing and marketplace API testing capabilities.
✨ What's New
1. 🔥 WebSocket Stress Testing
Test your WebSocket connection under load with two powerful testing modes:
Gradual Stress Test
- Configure number of messages (1-1000)
- Set interval between messages (10-5000ms)
- Monitor test progress in real-time
- Stop test at any time
- Perfect for finding connection limits
Example Tests:
- Light: 10 messages @ 500ms
- Medium: 100 messages @ 100ms
- Heavy: 500 messages @ 50ms
- Extreme: 1000 messages @ 10ms
Burst Test
- Sends 100 messages instantly
- Tests rapid-fire message handling
- Verifies queuing mechanisms
- One-click execution
Use Cases:
- Find breaking points
- Test server stability
- Verify message throughput
- Stress test error handling
2. 🛒 Marketplace API Testing
Integrated full marketplace testing directly in the HTML test client:
Get Listings
- Filter by game (CS2, Rust)
- Filter by price range (min/max)
- View all listings
- Test pagination (future)
Create Listing
- Add item name
- Select game
- Set price
- Add description (optional)
- Real-time WebSocket broadcast verification
Update Listing Price
- Change price of existing listing
- Test ownership validation
- Receive price_update broadcasts
- Calculate percentage changes
Set Trade URL
- Configure Steam trade URL
- Required for marketplace participation
- Validates URL format
- Persistent storage
3. 📊 Enhanced UI Features
Test Status Monitoring
- Real-time test progress
- Messages queued counter
- Test status indicator (Idle/Running/Stopped)
- Clear visual feedback
Message Filtering
- Color-coded messages (sent/received/error)
- Timestamps on all messages
- Message type indicators
- API response formatting
Statistics Tracking
- Messages sent counter
- Messages received counter
- Connection uptime
- Real-time updates
🚀 How to Use
Quick Start
-
Start the server:
npm run dev -
Open test client:
Open test-client.html in your browser -
Connect to WebSocket:
- Leave token empty for anonymous - Or paste JWT for authenticated - Click "Connect" -
Run tests:
- Try a stress test - Test marketplace APIs - Monitor real-time updates
📋 Testing Scenarios
Scenario 1: Basic WebSocket Stress Test
1. Connect to WebSocket
2. Set: 100 messages @ 100ms
3. Click "Run Stress Test"
4. Watch messages flow
5. Verify: All received, no disconnects
Scenario 2: Marketplace Flow
1. Login via Steam
2. Set trade URL
3. Create a listing
4. Watch for WebSocket broadcast
5. Update the price
6. Watch for price_update broadcast
7. Get all listings
8. Verify your listing appears
Scenario 3: Multi-Client Broadcasting
1. Open 2 browser tabs
2. Connect both to WebSocket
3. Tab 1: Create listing
4. Tab 2: Should receive broadcast
5. Tab 1: Update price
6. Tab 2: Should receive update
Scenario 4: Load Testing
1. Connect to WebSocket
2. Run burst test (100 msgs instantly)
3. Verify connection stays stable
4. Create marketplace listing during load
5. Verify broadcasts still received
6. Run gradual test (500 @ 50ms)
7. Document results
🎯 Key Features
WebSocket Features
- ✅ Anonymous & authenticated connections
- ✅ Ping/pong testing
- ✅ Custom message testing
- ✅ Gradual stress testing
- ✅ Burst testing
- ✅ Real-time statistics
- ✅ Connection stability monitoring
Marketplace Features
- ✅ Get listings with filters
- ✅ Create new listings
- ✅ Update listing prices
- ✅ Set trade URLs
- ✅ WebSocket broadcast verification
- ✅ Authentication testing
- ✅ Error handling validation
UI Features
- ✅ Clean, modern interface
- ✅ Color-coded messages
- ✅ Real-time statistics
- ✅ Test status monitoring
- ✅ Message filtering
- ✅ Responsive design
- ✅ One-click testing
- ✅ Works from file:// protocol (no web server needed)
📁 New Files
TESTING_GUIDE.md
Comprehensive testing documentation including:
- Test scenarios and checklists
- Performance benchmarks
- Security testing guidelines
- Troubleshooting guides
- Best practices
- Advanced testing techniques
WEBSOCKET_AUTH.md
Complete authentication guide:
- Steam ID vs MongoDB ID explanation
- Connection methods (token, cookie, anonymous)
- JWT token structure
- Server-side API usage
- Security considerations
- Troubleshooting
NEW_FEATURES.md (This File)
Quick reference for new features and capabilities.
TEST_CLIENT_REFERENCE.md
Quick reference card for test client usage:
- Quick start guide
- All test types explained
- Troubleshooting tips
- Test checklists
🔧 Technical Details
Files Modified
test-client.html
- Added stress test controls
- Added marketplace API test UI
- Enhanced message display
- Added test status monitoring
- Improved statistics tracking
- Added API call functions
index.js
- Imported marketplace routes
- Registered marketplace endpoints
- Updated API info endpoint
- Updated CORS configuration to allow file:// protocol
utils/websocket.js
- Changed to use Steam ID instead of MongoDB ID
- Updated all method signatures
- Enhanced connection metadata
- Improved logging
📊 Test Coverage
WebSocket Tests
- Connection (anonymous)
- Connection (authenticated)
- Ping/pong
- Custom messages
- Stress test (gradual)
- Stress test (burst)
- Reconnection handling
- Message statistics
Marketplace Tests
- GET /marketplace/listings
- POST /marketplace/listings
- PATCH /marketplace/listings/:id/price
- PUT /user/trade-url
- WebSocket broadcasts
- Authentication flow
- Error handling
Security Tests
- Authentication required
- Authorization (ownership)
- Input validation
- Rate limiting
- Token expiry
🎓 Documentation Updates
All documentation updated to reflect:
- Steam ID usage (not MongoDB ID)
- New testing capabilities
- Marketplace API endpoints
- WebSocket authentication flow
- Testing best practices
Updated Files:
- README.md
- QUICK_REFERENCE.md
- WEBSOCKET_GUIDE.md
- PROJECT_SUMMARY.md
- FIXED.md
- ARCHITECTURE.md (references)
💡 Usage Tips
Stress Testing
- Start with small tests (10 msgs)
- Gradually increase load
- Monitor server performance
- Document breaking points
- Test reconnection after stress
Marketplace Testing
- Always login first
- Set trade URL before listing
- Keep WebSocket connected for broadcasts
- Test with multiple browsers
- Verify all broadcasts received
Best Practices
- Clear messages before large tests
- Monitor browser console
- Check server logs
- Document test results
- Test authentication edge cases
🐛 Known Limitations
Current State
- Marketplace uses example/mock data
- No actual database persistence yet
- Trade URL endpoint may need creation
- Rate limiting not fully implemented
- No listing deletion endpoint yet
Fixed Issues
- ✅ CORS now allows file:// protocol (test client works directly)
- ✅ Steam ID used instead of MongoDB ID
- ✅ Marketplace routes registered and working
Future Improvements
- Add listing deletion
- Implement search functionality
- Add user inventory display
- Implement actual trade execution
- Add transaction history
- Implement payment processing
📚 Related Documentation
- TESTING_GUIDE.md - Complete testing reference
- WEBSOCKET_AUTH.md - Authentication details
- WEBSOCKET_GUIDE.md - WebSocket feature guide
- README.md - Project overview
- QUICK_REFERENCE.md - API quick reference
🎯 Next Steps
For Developers
- Review TESTING_GUIDE.md
- Run all test scenarios
- Document your results
- Implement missing endpoints
- Add database persistence
For Testers
- Open test-client.html
- Follow test scenarios
- Report any issues
- Document performance
- Suggest improvements
For DevOps
- Monitor server under stress
- Configure rate limiting
- Set up load balancing
- Configure WebSocket scaling
- Implement monitoring/alerts
🚀 Getting Started
# 1. Start the server
npm run dev
# 2. Open test client
# Open test-client.html in browser
# Or: file:///path/to/TurboTrades/test-client.html
# 3. Connect WebSocket
# Click "Connect" button
# 4. Run a quick test
# Click "Send Ping"
# 5. Try stress test
# Set 10 messages @ 100ms
# Click "Run Stress Test"
# 6. Test marketplace (requires auth)
# Login: http://localhost:3000/auth/steam
# Fill in listing details
# Click "Create Listing"
✅ Feature Checklist
Implemented
- WebSocket stress testing
- Marketplace API testing
- Steam ID identification
- Real-time broadcasts
- Test status monitoring
- Comprehensive documentation
- Error handling
- Authentication flow
Planned
- Database persistence
- User inventory management
- Trade execution
- Payment processing
- Admin panel
- Advanced filtering
- Listing search
- User reviews/ratings
🎉 Summary
What you can do now:
- Stress test WebSocket connections
- Test marketplace APIs visually
- Monitor real-time broadcasts
- Verify authentication flow
- Test error handling
- Measure performance
- Document results
Why it matters:
- Find bugs before production
- Verify stability under load
- Test real-time features
- Validate API contracts
- Ensure security works
- Measure performance
- Build confidence
Enjoy testing! 🚀
For questions or issues, see TESTING_GUIDE.md or check the browser/server console logs.