Requestbasket

[toonvd]

Hi

Would you accept a PR to add requestbasket to the default services?
I use it to debug webhooks a lot and implemented it in our companies' Warden.

[bap14]

While I'm not opposed to adding a new tools, I do worry about "bloat" when we have a simple way to extend warden for your own environments and installations already. You could add this to your local ~/.warden/docker-compose.yml file and have it running like any other global service each time you start Warden.

version: "3.5"
services:
  requestbasket:
    container_name: requestbasket
    image: darklynx/request-baskets
    labels:
      - traefik.enable=true
      - traefik.http.routers.requestbasket.tls=true
      - traefik.http.routers.requestbasket.rule=Host(`requestbasket.${WARDEN_SERVICE_DOMAIN:-den.test}`)||Host(`requestbasket.warden.test`)
      - traefik.http.services.requestbasket.loadbalancer.server.port=55555

[navarr]

This is definitely the best way to go about this for now. I'd like to keep this conversation open and monitor upvotes, however. I don't anticipate this is useful to the majority of Warden developers, and so am cautious about adding it as a default service. It wouldn't be terribly harmful to add it as an off-by-default optional service, but I'd like more opinions.

I'm not eager to add something that I have a hunch is unlikely to be used to the maintenance list

[toonvd]

Hi all, sorry for the late reply. Thanks a lot for the feedback, for now, we run it globally like described by @bap14 .

[navarr]

Coming back to this, i thought about this and didn't put it into words (because once you do, you can't take them back 😆) but I think I'd really like to change the way Warden works to make it easier to install perhaps 3rd party maintained stuff (like request basket could be).

At the most basic, something like:

• ~/.warden/extensions//global.yml (for global services)
• ~/.warden/extensions//env.cmd (for processing .env variables and including docker files for adding additional docker yaml files to local environments)