Better version of RANDOM PESEL in Selenium IDE & RANDOM PESEL, NIP
& REGON in Jmeter
- Bardzo mi to jest miło i przyjemnie -
Niestety! co dnia mniej cieszę się ze mnie,
Śmiertelny człowiek!
Surprisingly good translation from Google:
They
say that
the progress of our rich what age;
- I'm it's nice and pleasant -
Alas! Every day I am less of me,
Mortal man!
- I'm it's nice and pleasant -
Alas! Every day I am less of me,
Mortal man!
Well, being aware that there are more important things
in the world than improving scripts we’re going to do this.
I’m going to show better version of javascript code
which generates random PESEL for Selenium IDE. Better than shown in post from
March ’12. Now it should work for PESELs from a range of years from 1800 to
2299, it will generate random birth date using days from a range from 0 to 30 (instead of 28) days for
months other than February and, most importantly, I get rid off many useless,
rubbish pieces of code so now it’s more concise:
Selenium.prototype.doTypeRandomPesel =
function(locator){
var initialDate = new Date();
var curr_year = initialDate.getFullYear();
var curr_yearMinus100 = curr_year - 100;
var curr_yearMinus19 = curr_year - 18;
var curr_yearMinus19_2 = curr_yearMinus19 - (curr_year
- 100);
var rok =
Math.floor(curr_yearMinus19_2*Math.random()+curr_yearMinus100);
var miesiac = Math.floor(12*Math.random()+1);
if(miesiac == 2){
var dzienNr = Math.floor(28*Math.random()+1);
}else{
var dzienNr = Math.floor(30*Math.random()+1);
}
var dzien = dzienNr.toString();
var MyPesel = new Array();
MyPesel[0] = rok.toString().substring(2,3);
MyPesel[1] = rok.toString().substring(3,4);
if(rok.toString().substring(0,2) == "19")
var dodajMiesiac = 0;
if(rok.toString().substring(0,2) == "18")
var dodajMiesiac = 80;
if(rok.toString().substring(0,2) == "20")
var dodajMiesiac = 20;
if(rok.toString().substring(0,2) == "21")
var dodajMiesiac = 40;
if(rok.toString().substring(0,2) == "22")
var dodajMiesiac = 60;
var
miesiacNr = parseInt(miesiac + dodajMiesiac);
var
newMiesiac = miesiacNr.toString();
if(newMiesiac.length
== 1){
MyPesel[2] = 0;
MyPesel[3] = newMiesiac;
}else{
MyPesel[2] = newMiesiac.substring(0,1);
MyPesel[3] = newMiesiac.substring(1,2);
}
if(dzien.length
== 1){
MyPesel[4] = 0;
MyPesel[5] = dzien;
}else{
MyPesel[4] = dzien.substring(0,1);
MyPesel[5] = dzien.substring(1,2);
}
MyPesel[6]
= Math.round(Math.random() * (9 - 0));
MyPesel[7] = Math.round(Math.random() * (9 - 0));
MyPesel[8] = Math.round(Math.random() * (9 - 0));
var myPlec = Math.round(Math.random() * (9 - 0));
MyPesel[9] = myPlec;
var MySuma =
parseInt(MyPesel[0]*1+MyPesel[1]*3+MyPesel[2]*7+MyPesel[3]*9+MyPesel[4]*1+MyPesel[5]*3+MyPesel[6]*7+MyPesel[7]*9+MyPesel[8]*1+MyPesel[9]*3);
var MyControl = 10 - MySuma%10;
var MyControlNr = (MyControl == 10)? 0 : MyControl;
MyPesel[10] = MyControlNr;
pesel_gen = MyPesel.join('');
this.doType(locator, pesel_gen);
}
Copy/ paste above to your user-extensions.js file (see
post from March ‘12) and you’ll have new command typeRandomPesel.
And now version for Jmeter. In Jmeter we’re going to
use Java. Exactly not Java but BeanShell – kind of scripting version of Java.
Anyway syntax is the same. To get random PESEL (as well as NIP and REGON) add
BeanShell sampler to your test plan:
Then paste below code to it:
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
int curr_year = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);
int curr_yearMinus100 = curr_year - 100;
int curr_yearMinus19 = curr_year - 18;
Random r = new Random();
int yearRand_0 = r.nextInt((curr_yearMinus19 + 1) -
curr_yearMinus100) + curr_yearMinus100;
String yearRand_1 = String.valueOf(yearRand_0);
int[] year = new int[2];
if(yearRand_0 < 10){
year[0] = 0;
year[1] =
yearRand_0;
}else{
String
yearRand_2 = yearRand_1.substring(2,3);
String
yearRand_3 = yearRand_1.substring(3,4);
year[0] =
Integer.parseInt(yearRand_2);
year[1] =
Integer.parseInt(yearRand_3);
}
int monthRand_0 = r.nextInt((12 + 1) - 1) + 1;
String monthRand_1 = String.valueOf(monthRand_0);
int[] month = new int[2];
if(monthRand_0 < 10){
month[0] =
0;
month[1] =
monthRand_0;
}else{
String
monthRand_2 = monthRand_1.substring(0,1);
String
monthRand_3 = monthRand_1.substring(1,2);
month[0] =
Integer.parseInt(monthRand_2);
month[1] =
Integer.parseInt(monthRand_3);
}
int dayRand_0 = r.nextInt((28 + 1) - 1) + 1;
String dayRand_1 = String.valueOf(dayRand_0);
int[] day = new int[2];
if(dayRand_0 < 10){
day[0] = 0;
day[1] =
dayRand_0;
}else{
String
dayRand_2 = dayRand_1.substring(0,1);
String
dayRand_3 = dayRand_1.substring(1,2);
day[0] =
Integer.parseInt(dayRand_2);
day[1] =
Integer.parseInt(dayRand_3);
}
int pes7 = r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0;
int pes8 = r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0;
int pes9 = r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0;
int pes10 = r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0;
int sum = year[0]*1+year[1]*3+month[0]*7+month[1]*9+day[0]*1+day[1]*3+pes7*7+pes8*9+pes9*1+pes10*3;
int control = 10 - sum%10;
int controlNr = (control == 10)? 0 : control;
int pes11 = controlNr;
String p1 = String.valueOf(year[0]);
String p2 = String.valueOf(year[1]);
String p3 = String.valueOf(month[0]);
String p4 = String.valueOf(month[1]);
String p5 = String.valueOf(day[0]);
String p6 = String.valueOf(day[1]);
String p7 = String.valueOf(pes7);
String p8 = String.valueOf(pes8);
String p9 = String.valueOf(pes9);
String p10 = String.valueOf(pes10);
String p11 = String.valueOf(pes11);
String pesel = p1 + p2 + p3 + p4 + p5 + p6 + p7 + p8 +
p9 + p10 + p11;
vars.put("peselSearchVar", pesel);
Look at the last line. The
variable you can use in your script is peselSearchVar, e.g.:
Do the same with code for random NIP…:
Random r = new Random();
int n1 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n2 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n3 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n4 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n5 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n6 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n7 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n8 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int n9 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
int sum = n1*6 + n2*5 + n3*7 + n4*2 + n5*3 + n6*4 +
n7*5 + n8*6 + n9*7;
int control = sum%11;
int n10 = (control == 10)? 0 : control;
String nip = String.valueOf(n1) + String.valueOf(n2) +
String.valueOf(n3) + String.valueOf(n4) + String.valueOf(n5) +
String.valueOf(n6) + String.valueOf(n7) + String.valueOf(n8) +
String.valueOf(n9) + String.valueOf(n10);
vars.put("nipVar", nip);
…and REGON:
Random r = new Random();
boolean generate = true;
int reg1; int reg2; int reg3; int reg4; int reg5; int
reg6; int reg7; int reg8; int reg9; int sum; int control; int woj;
while (generate){
reg1 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg2 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg3 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg4 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg5 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg6 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg7 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
reg8 = Math.round(r.nextInt((9 + 1) - 0) + 0);
sum = reg1*8 + reg2*9 + reg3*2 + reg4*3 + reg5*4 +
reg6*5 + reg7*6 + reg8*7;
control = sum%11;
reg9 = (control == 10)? 0 : control;
woj = reg1*10 + reg2;
if (((woj != 0) && (woj%2 == 0) &&
(woj > 34)) || ((woj != 0) && (woj%2 == 1) && (woj >
97))){
generate = true;
}else{
generate = false;
}
}
String regon = String.valueOf(reg1) +
String.valueOf(reg2) + String.valueOf(reg3) + String.valueOf(reg4) +
String.valueOf(reg5) + String.valueOf(reg6) + String.valueOf(reg7) +
String.valueOf(reg8) + String.valueOf(reg9);
vars.put("regonVar", regon);
Next time I’ll post some code for random NIP and REGON
in Selenium IDE + I’ll show how to get random PESEL in Loadrunner. Stay tuned.
