Usage: dst tester --bitrate=BITRATE <url> [flags]

Emulate video streaming at given bitrate to stress test you internet connection to given URL

Arguments:
  <url>    URL to connect to ($CONNECT_URL)

Flags:
  -h, --help                     Show context-sensitive help.

  -b, --bitrate=BITRATE          Target video emulated bitrate. Must be int with suffix of k, m or g, meaning
                                 kilobits, megabits and gigabits per second ($BITRATE)
  -t, --threads=1                Number of threads to use, each with a separate connection and consuming specified
                                 bitrate ($NUM_THREADS)
      --buffer-min=1             Keep buffering and NOT start playing until reached ($BUFFER_MIN)
      --buffer-max=10            Stop buffering when reached ($BUFFER_MAX)
      --buffer-topped-delay=1    When buffer is full, how long to wait before trying beginning to refill it again
                                 ($BUFFER_TOPPED_DELAY)

Usage: dst server <port> [flags]

Run server which outputs random bytes to any connecting client

Arguments:
  <port>    Port to listen on ($PORT)

Flags:
  -h, --help                Show context-sensitive help.

  -b, --bitrate=BITRATE     Maximum bitrate for response, if desired. Must have suffix of k, m or g. By default
                            bitrate is not artificially limited and depends only on your system CSPRNG and networking
                            speed ($BITRATE)
      --random-bytes=INT    If set, only this number of random bytes will be generated, and then just cycled
                            to produce output. Can be used to remove throughput dependency on CSPRNG generator
                            performance ($RANDOM_BYTES)