Most of system are made up with javascript frameworks such as React JS, Angular, Vue,Svelte can we use to measure performance in frontend page using xk6 browser.
Hi @Elibarick,
Yes, you can use xk6-browser to measure the performance of pages that use React JS, etc. For that, we partially implemented the Locator API (click here to see the documentation).
We haven’t tried the feature on a page that uses 3rd-party frameworks like React. Please let us know how it goes.
Thanks.
Yes, you can use xk6-browser to measure frontend performance in JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, Vue, and Svelte. xk6-browser, an extension of k6, allows for browser automation and performance testing by simulating real user interactions, capturing metrics like page load time, rendering performance, and responsiveness. This makes it particularly useful in web application development, where optimizing frontend performance is crucial for a smooth user experience. By integrating xk6-browser into your testing pipeline, you can benchmark different framework implementations, analyze bottlenecks, and ensure your application meets performance standards. Have you already explored any specific metrics or test scenarios with xk6-browser for your project?