This program is a NATS-HTTP Proxy that allows you to forward HTTP requests to NATS, process them, and send them back as HTTP responses. It can also act as an HTTP server, listening for incoming requests and forwarding them as NATS messages.
- Forward HTTP requests to NATS and back
- Act as an HTTP server, listening for incoming requests
- Support for TLS and customizing timeout settings
- Ability to use NATS credentials for authentication
- Configurable NATS and HTTP server settings
To run the program, first compile it with go build. You can customize its behavior using command-line flags.
-port: The HTTP server port (default: 8090)-serve: Run the HTTP server (default: false)-sub: The NATS subject to listen on/send to-forward: Forward NATS messages to an HTTP server (default: false)-insecureSkipVerify: Allow insecure TLS connections (default: false)-to: The remote HTTP server URL-nurl: The NATS cluster URL (default: nats://localhost:4222)-creds: The path to the NATS credentials file-nats_name: NATS connection name
To forward HTTP requests to a NATS subject, run the program with -forward flag and specify the NATS subject and remote HTTP server URL using -sub and -to flags respectively:
./tunats -forward -sub "http_subject" -to "http://remote-http-server.com"To run the HTTP server and forward incoming requests to a NATS subject, use the -serve flag and specify the NATS subject:
./nats-http-proxy -serve -sub "http_subject"To connect to a NATS cluster that requires authentication, use the -creds flag to provide the path to the NATS credentials file:
./nats-http-proxy -serve -sub "http_subject" -creds "/path/to/your/nats.creds"To disable TLS certificate verification (not recommended for production environments), use the -insecureSkipVerify flag:
./nats-http-proxy -serve -sub "http_subject" -insecureSkipVerify
This project is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.