Send HTTP-requests without waiting.
Modern apps make multiple HTTP request during their life-cycle: loading data, querying databases, sending notifications, calling APIs. All this actions together require a decent amount of time and may slow down or even completely freeze your app if some services are broken or unreachable.
You can avoid delays and shutdowns by delegating all request to desynchronizer. It will send your request asynchronously and return response when ready (if needed).
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Run
./go-desync [--debug] [--port=8080] [--cert=""]desynchronizer will start server (port 8080 by default). Add
--debug(false by default) flag too see all output -
Prepend your requests with desynchronizer endpoint like:
That's it. Desynchronizer uses your original request method and payload, and sends request when ready. It prints both request and response to standard error if --debug flag is passed.
Desynchronizer always returns 200 OK status even if path, data or response are senseless.
Thanks to namsral/flag package use flags for CLI (--debug, --port 8080, --cert=/var/ssl) or uppercase --env for Docker (PORT=8080, DEBUG=true, CERT=/var/ssl). Usually, this looks like
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 vladkras/go-desync
or with TLS/SSL support
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 -v "/path/to/certs:/var/ssl" -e CERT=/var/ssl -e DEBUG=true vladkras/go-desync
! Do not use /etc/ssl - it's already used for certificates for request.
Define cert flag or CERT environment variable as path to your *.crt and *.key files. If found they will be checked and used for secured server.
- Callback url
- Additional custom headers: (retry, ttl, etc.)
This project is licensed under MIT License and developed by © 2018, GraphitLab R&D
This project uses namsral/flag package licensed under BSD 3-Clause License