Endless Nameless accepts any incoming HTTP requests, waits for a specified period of time, and then responds.
$ endless --port 1234 --delay 1.1 --response="*click*"
Endless nameless is now listening on port 1234 with a delay of 1.10 second(s)...
2014/06/04 11:18:50 [127.0.0.1] GET /
2014/06/04 11:19:14 [127.0.0.1] GET /
2014/06/04 11:19:17 [127.0.0.1] POST /
2014/06/04 11:19:20 [127.0.0.1] PUT /abcefg?q=things$ curl localhost:1234
*click*
I'd like to test some HTTP request timeout settings on an API client and I needed a way to simulate slow responses.
$ endless --help
Usage of endless:
-delay=1: Wait time before sending response
-port=8080: HTTP(s) listener port number
-response="*click*": String response to send to clients after delay has elapsed.
-ssl=false: Listen via HTTPS by passing --ssl.- Fresh binary releases are available for Linux, OSX, and Windows. Note: I do not know the people behind gobuild and cannot speak for its security.
- Trusted downloads built by me here on Github. May be out of date.
- Golang users can build by hand:
go get -u github.com/dpritchett/endless
go install github.com/dpritchett/endless