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Initial TODO

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C
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Description

To give followers an idea of what's planned-ish, in rough priority order.

  • request and response tokenizers, splitters, convenience functions
  • more command generators (with/without numeric, vary key length, missing commands, etc)
  • mcs.out(message) for printing data instead of lua's print
  • add a listener to filter the output from mcs.out()
  • automatically add meta Opaque tags on request generation, used with match below
  • local status, elapsed = mcs.match(request, response): does the response match the request and how long did it take
  • item value validation (using a hash of the key for the value data)
  • rate pace randomization
  • reconnect pace randomization
  • tick the pacer on every write call instead of every return (ie; write two requests in one loop, counts twice toward limit)
  • pcrg randomizer
  • random length key string (similar to mctester)
  • ramp up new connections over time

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Research direction

This issue is a broad, old TODO list and names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by selecting one unchecked item, then locate the relevant existing implementation and define the expected behavior before making a change; done means that single item is implemented and its behavior is verified.

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Assessment

Tech stack
c, lua
Domain
performance, tooling
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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