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jslib
jslib is a collection of JavaScript libraries maintained by the k6 team that can be used in k6 scripts.
| Library | Description |
|---|---|
| aws | Library allowing to interact with Amazon AWS services |
| httpx | Wrapper around k6/http to simplify session handling |
| k6chaijs | BDD assertion style |
| http-instrumentation-pyroscope | Library to instrument k6/http to send baggage headers for pyroscope to read back |
| http-instrumentation-tempo | Library to instrument k6/http to send tracing data |
| testing | Advanced assertion library with Playwright-inspired API for protocol and browser testing |
| totp | TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) generation and verification |
| utils | Small utility functions useful in every day load testing |
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