You can use flamegraph for benchmarking with cargo flamegraph --bin transparencies-backend-rs. The flamegraph.svg will be found in the root of the repository.

• First create a copy of the /tests/matchinfo-integration/test_case_template folder. Rename it to something reasonable.

• Then edit the match_info_request.ron file in this newly created folder structure and let it point to a combination of settings you want to test.

• Then run cargo run --example export-test-data -- --test-case-folder <test-case-export-path> to download a set of responses that are serialized into JSON-files into the corresponding folder.

• Afterwards open /tests/matchinfo-integration/main.rs and depending on what you want to achieve either copy one of the functions marked with #[tokio::test] and adapt them or add another TestCase to one of these functions. TestCases that are added with test_cases.add(path) should be only added if they test the same functionality/feature. Otherwhise create a new function from. This makes it easier to see if a test fails which feature is not working.

• Make sure the data that will be exported again will depict the actual test case. Because everything is redownloaded it's not that sure.

• Then run cargo run --example export-test-data -- --test-case-folder <test-case-export-path> to download a set of responses that are serialized into JSON-files into the corresponding folder.

We are using the bunyan CLI to prettify the outputted logs. The original bunyan requires NPM, but you can install a Rust-port with cargo install bunyan.

Then run TEST_LOG=true cargo test | bunyan/TEST_LOG=true just test | bunyan to run our test suite.

Documentation can be easily build and opened with cargo doc --no-deps --document-private-items --open.

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