// Import the built-in HTTP module from Node.js
// This lets us make HTTP requests without curl or extra packages
import http from "http";

// How many times we want to hit the endpoint
const TOTAL_REQUESTS = 60;

// Counter to keep track of how many requests we've made
let count = 0;

// The URL we are testing
const url = "http://localhost:8082/matches";

// test websocket rate limit
const testWS = () => {
	for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
		const ws = new WebSocket("ws://localhost:8082/ws");
		ws.onopen = () => console.info(`Socket ${i} opened`);
		ws.onclose = (e) =>
			console.info(`Socket ${i} closed: ${e.code} ${e.reason}`);
	}
};

// This function makes ONE HTTP request
function makeRequest() {
	count++;

	// Create an HTTP GET request
	const req = http.get(url, (res) => {
		// res.statusCode is the HTTP response code (200, 404, 500, etc)
		console.info(res.statusCode);

		// We don't care about the response body, so just discard it
		res.resume();

		// If we haven't hit our limit yet, make another request
		if (count < TOTAL_REQUESTS) {
			makeRequest();
		}
	});

	// If something goes wrong (server down, connection refused, etc)
	req.on("error", (err) => {
		console.error("Request failed:", err.message);

		// Still continue so we always try 60 times
		if (count < TOTAL_REQUESTS) {
			makeRequest();
		}
	});

	testWS();
}

// Start the first request
makeRequest();