jtsalva / go-stub

Declarative bare-bones HTTP go stub server

go-stub

Declarative bare-bones stub server. Inspired by stubby4j

Key features

• Split stubs across multiple files in one directory
• Supports YAML anchors and aliases for reuse of common stub attributes
• Easily enable CORS for a given origin via a command line flag
• Regex path matching via gorilla mux
• Regex query and headers matching

Basic example

# stubs-folder/example.stub.yml
- request:
    methods: [GET]
    path: /api/user
  response:
    status: 200
    headers:
      Content-Type: application/json
    file: "path/to/user.json"

- request:
    methods: [PUT, PATCH]
    path: /api/user
  response:
    status: 204
    latency: 100
    
- request:
    methods: [GET, PUT, POST, PATCH, DELETE]
    path-prefix: /api/admin
  response:
    status: 403
    body: forbidden

Getting started

1. Download an executable from the releases page. Alternatively, clone this repo and build from source.
2. Simplify the name of the binary e.g. go-stub
3. Run ./go-stub -p 8080 -d "path/to/stubs-folder"

YAML stub fields

Field	Description	Example	Required
request	declare what request to respond to	basic example	required
request.methods	list of HTTP methods	[GET, PUT, POST]	required
request.path-prefix	path prefix to match. Overriden by request.path	/	required if missing request.path-prefix
request.path	specific path to match. Overwrites request.path-prefix	/path/to/stub	required if missing request.path
request.query	key-value map of query string parameters to match. Values support regex.	animal: dog	optional
request.headers	key-value map of headers to match. Values support regex.	Connection: keep-alive	optional
response	declare the contents of the response	basic example	required
response.status	status code to respond with	200	required
response.headers	key-value map of headers to be included in the response	Content-Type: application/json	optional
response.body	value of response body. Overriden by response.file	hello world	optional
response.file	path to file containing the contents of the response body. Overwrites response.body	/path/to/data.json	optional
response.latency	duration in milliseconds to wait before responding	250	optional

Command line flags

Long	Short	Description	Usage	Required
directory	d	Path to directory containing YAML stub files	./go-stub -d "path/to/stubs-folder"	required
port	p	Port to serve stubs from	./go-stub -p 8080	required
cors-allow-origin	o	Allow CORS from specified origin, this will,automatically apply headers 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin', 'Access-Control-Allow-Methods', and'Access-Control-Expose-Headers'	./go-stub -o "*"	optional
write-timeout	N/A	Server write timeout duration (default: 15s)	./go-stub --write-timeout 30s	optional
read-timeout	N/A	Server read timeout duration (default: 15s)	./go-stub --read-timeout 1m	optional
idle-timeout	N/A	Server idle timeout duration (default: 1m0s)	./go-stub --idle-timeout 1m30s	optional
disable-color	N/A	Disable color in console output	./go-stub --disable-color	optional

Build from source

1. Have a working go installation
2. Clone this repo git clone github.com/jtsalva/go-stub
3. Go into the repo folder and run ./build.sh to build for the most common platforms
4. Find the binaries in the bin folder, named like so {os}-{architecture}-go-stub

If you only want to build for your current platform, just run go build -o go-stub *.go