adding --body-regex option #42
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Description
i added a new option
--body-regex. this allows to generate different values (following the regex) at every request.my use-case where i needed that option, was when i wanted to make 10k user # requests, where each request would have a unique username.
pewpew stress -X POST --body-regex --body '{"username":"test_[a-z]{3,10}@(me|you)\.(org|net)","password":"secret123"}' -H "Content-Type:application/json" https://httpbin.org/postDoes this close any currently open issues?
No.