With the new release (2.40), Locust supports pytest style scenarios. Simply create a regular pytest, using one of the fixtures exposed by Locust:
``` def test_stuff(session): if not session.base_url: session.base_url = "http://127.0.0.1:3000" resp = session.get("/api", name="GET /api") resp.raise_for_status() ```
Then you can run the file using
`locust -f test_thing.py`
or (to just run it once, for functional validation)
`pytest test_thing.py`
Complete example here: <https://github.com/locustio/locust/blob/master/examples/test_pytest.py>

With the new release (2.40), Locust supports pytest style scenarios. Simply create a regular pytest, using one of the fixtures exposed by Locust:
``` def test_stuff(session): resp = session.get("/") resp.raise_for_status() resp = session.get("/page/about") resp.raise_for_status() ```
Then you can run the file using
`locust -H http://localhost:5000`
or (to just run it once, for functional validation)
`pytest -H http://localhost:5000 locustfile.py`
Complete example here: https://github.com/locustio/locust/blob/master/examples/test_pytest.py