Tool to convert a HAR file in a JMeter script and a Record.xml file

[Vincent Daburon]

Hi,

I created a tool to convert a HAR network  file in a browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge) with "Network" and save in HAR Format into a JMeter script and Record.xml file.

The goal is to get as close as possible to a result of a "classic" recording with the JMeter recording template with:
- a number of pages (Transaction Controller),
- a numbering of the samplers,
- a grouping of samplers in a Transaction Controller with a delay between urls,
- pause between pages.

The tool works on the command line (CLI) but also as a plugin for JMeter in the "Tools" menu.

This version 2.0 supports Http(s) requests in form-encoded, multi-part (upload file) and body often with JSON or XML streams and partially the websocket protocol (ws or wss).

The link to the github project:
https://github.com/vdaburon/har-convertor-jmeter-plugin

The name of the plugin in the plugin manager is: "vdn@github - har-convertor-jmeter-tool"

Regards.

Vincent DAB.

[Vincent Daburon]

New version 3.0  "vdn@github - har-convertor-jmeter-tool"

1. Add button "CONVERT AND LOAD GENERATED SCRIPT" to load the script in the current JMeter.
2. File chooser only for file not for directory

Regards.

Vincent DAB.

[Vincent Daburon]

Version 3.2 for bugs corrections.

https://github.com/vdaburon/har-convertor-jmeter-plugin

Regards.

Vincent DAB.

[Vincent Daburon]

Hi,
I wrote an article on the dzone site in the testing zone about the reasons for creating this tool and also a short user manual.
https://dzone.com/articles/convert-a-har-file-to-jmeter-script

Regards.
Vincent DAB.

On Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at 11:17:27 AM UTC+1 Vincent Daburon wrote:

[Vincent Daburon]

New version 5.0 with the ability to read a CSV file that contains transaction information in order to rename the pages (Transaction Controller) in the generated JMeter script.

version 4.0 compatible with the HAR file created with the LoadRunner Web Recorder Chrome Extension. The generated HAR file contains a _transactions array with the name of the transactions, a timestamp and a start or stop type in order to rename the pages with additional information.

On Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at 11:17:27 AM UTC+1 Vincent Daburon wrote: