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NAME

6       Messaging::Message::Generator - versatile message generator
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SYNOPSIS

9         use Messaging::Message::Generator;
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11         # create the generator
12         $mg = Messaging::Message::Generator->new(
13             "text"                 => "0-1",
14             "body-length"          => "0-1000",
15             "body-entropy"         => "1-4",
16             "header-count"         => "2^6",
17             "header-name-length"   => "10-20",
18             "header-name-entropy"  => "1-2",
19             "header-name-prefix"   => "rnd-",
20             "header-value-length"  => "20-40",
21             "header-value-entropy" => "0-3",
22         );
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24         # use it to generate 10 messages
25         foreach (1 .. 10) {
26             $msg = $mg->message();
27             ... do something with it ...
28         }
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DESCRIPTION

31       This module provides a versatile message generator that can be useful
32       for stress testing or benchmarking messaging brokers or libraries.
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METHODS

35       The following methods are available:
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37       new([OPTIONS])
38           return a new Messaging::Message::Generator object (class method)
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40       message()
41           return a newly generated Messaging::Message object
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OPTIONS

44       When creating a message generator, the following options can be given:
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46       text
47           integer specifying if the body is text string (as opposed to binary
48           string) or not; supported values are 0 (never text), 1 (always
49           text) or "0-1" (randomly text or not)
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51       body-length
52           integer specifying the length of the body
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54       body-entropy
55           integer specifying the entropy of the body
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57       header-count
58           integer specifying the number of header fields
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60       header-name-prefix
61           string to prepend to each header field name
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63       header-name-length
64           integer specifying the length of each header field name (prefix not
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67       header-name-entropy
68           integer specifying the entropy of each header field name
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70       header-value-prefix
71           string to prepend to each header field value
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73       header-value-length
74           integer specifying the length of each header field value (prefix
75           not included)
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77       header-value-entropy
78           integer specifying the entropy of each header field value
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80       All the options default to 0 or the empty string.
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82       All the integer options can be given either:
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84       ·   a positive integer "X", meaning exactly this value
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86       ·   a "X-Y" range, meaning a discrete uniform distribution between the
87           two given integers, bounds included
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89       ·   a "X^Y" range, meaning a pseudo normal distribution between the two
90           given integers, bounds included
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92       All the entropy options interpret their integer value this way:
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94       ·   0 means a single character, repeated
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96       ·   1 means hexadecimal characters
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98       ·   2 means Base64 characters (with "-" instead of "/" and "_" instead
99           od "+")
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101       ·   3 means printable 7-bit ASCII characters
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103       ·   4 means random characters (including Unicode, except for binary
104           bodies)
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SEE ALSO

107       Messaging::Message.
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AUTHOR

110       Lionel Cons <http://cern.ch/lionel.cons>
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112       Copyright (C) CERN 2011-2016
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