Simple HTTP Proxy #49
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… requester Signed-off-by: Alexander Ignition <[email protected]>
Add MultiplexLogHandler
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@Alexander-Ignition Hi! |
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@modestman I have updated the README and tests for the new feature. For verification, you can run through Xcode with different environment variables set in the schema. or you can run from the terminal with different environment variables CATBIRD_PROXY_ENABLED=1 swift run catbird --package-path Packages/CatbirdAppyou can try to run requests via curl as in README |
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| `CATBIRD_PROXY_URL` — If you specify this URL Catbird will run in write mode. In this mode, requests to Catbird will be redirected to the `CATBIRD_PROXY_URL`. Upon receipt of response from the server it will be written to the `CATBIRD_MOCKS_DIR` directory. | ||
| > Catbird supports proxying only HTTP requests. HTTPS requests are not supported! |
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How do you think, it is possible in the future to make a proxy for HTTPS endpoints, like Charles or Proxyman?
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That would be cool! But Vapor does not support configuring the server as a proxy. To do this, you would have to use SwiftNIO without Vapor. I haven't been able to make a working prototype yet
Co-authored-by: Anton Glezman <[email protected]>
Close: #40 #39
Catbird only supports direct requests to its host.
To do this, the
CATBIRD_PROXY_URLenvironment variable is set. And she was also responsible for switching to recording mode. This confused the users.In this MR, this variable has been split into 3
CATBIRD_RECORD_MODEto explicitly enable recording modeCATBIRD_REDIRECT_URLto set the url to which direct requests will be redirectedCATBIRD_PROXY_ENABLEDto enable proxying mode so that requests from different hosts can be redirected to a real server