RequestBin is like httpbin, but it logs requests so that you can see them later. Might be shoddy work, and probably noone else will use this, but I built this to replace my PHP based soln for the same and I wanted to play with Go.
- Single endpoint for accepting all kinds of requests.
- Sends back everything it receives as response. (except multipart files for now)
- Saves request logs so that they can be seen later.
- Basic http authentication to view logs.
- Usecase: Test API clients, common endpoint to send random stuff.
- Lean (14 MB binary, uses < 2 MB RAM>)
- Compile a binary.
go build - Upload to your server.
- Create a
.envfile similar to the provided one - Make sure the binary has write access to the directory where its placed.
- Create a systemd service (or systemd user service) to autostart.
- You don't need httpd/nginx to serve it. RequestBin has Go's highly performant http server built in. It just listens at your specified port. You may use them a reverse proxy.
