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rocky-cli

v0.1.5

Published

Featured command-line interface for rocky

Downloads

24

Readme

rocky-cli Build Status NPM

Featured command-line interface for rocky.

Works with rocky +0.3

Installation

npm install -g rocky-cli

Standalone binaries

Packaged using nar. Shipped with node.js 0.12.7

Build your own binaries

To build an up-to-date binaries, just follow the next steps:

npm install -g nar
git clone https://github.com/h2non/rocky-cli.git && cd rocky-cli
npm install
npm run nar
Usage
chmod +x rocky-cli-0.1.4-linux-x64.nar
./rocky-cli-0.1.4-linux-x64.nar exec --port 3000 --config rocky.toml

Usage

Start rocky HTTP proxy server
Usage: rocky [options]

Options:
  --help, -h     Show help                                             [boolean]
  --config, -c   File path to TOML config file
  --port, -p     rocky HTTP server port
  --forward, -f  Default forward server URL
  --replay, -r   Define a replay server URL
  --route, -t    Define one or multiple routes, separated by commas
  --key, -k      Path to SSL key file
  --cert, -e     Path to SSL certificate file
  --secure, -s   Enable SSL certification validation
  --balance, -b  Define server URLs to balance between, separated by commas
  --mute, -m     Disable HTTP traffic log in stdout                    [boolean]
  --debug, -d    Enable debug mode                                     [boolean]
  -v, --version  Show version number                                   [boolean]

Examples:
  rocky -c rocky.toml \
  -f http://127.0.0.1:9000 \
  -r http://127.0.0.1

Examples

Passing the config file:

rocky --config rocky.toml --port 8080

Reading config from stdin:

cat rocky.toml | rocky --port 8080

Transparent rocky.toml file discovery in current and higher directories:

rocky --port 8080

Alternatively rocky can find the config file passing the ROCKY_CONFIG environment variable:

ROCKY_CONFIG=path/to/rocky.toml rocky --port 8080

Or for simple configurations you can setup a proxy without a config file, defining the routes via flag:

rocky --port --forward http://server --route "/download/*, /images/*, /*"

Configuration file

Default configuration file name: rocky.toml

For an up-to-date list of supported configuration params, see rocky documentation

The configuration file must be declared in TOML language

port = 8080
forward = "http://google.com"
replay = ["http://duckduckgo.com"]

[ssl]
cert = "server.crt"
key  = "server.key"

["/users/:id"]
method = "all"
forward = "http://new.server"

["/oauth"]
method = "all"
forward = "http://auth.server"

["/*"]
method = "GET"
forward = "http://old.server"

["/download/:file"]
method = "GET"
timeout = 5000
balance = ["http://1.file.server", "http://2.file.server"]

["/photo/:name"]
method = "GET"
replayAfterForward = true
[[replay]]
  target = "http://old.server"
  forwardHost = true
[[replay]]
  target = "http://backup.server"

License

MIT - Tomas Aparicio