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Track, transform and analyze the traffic between your app and the APIs you use.

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APItools Traffic Monitor Build Status

APITools is a hosted proxy mainly for API calls, but can be used as a general programmable proxy. It has analytics, lua middleware, storing passed calls and many other features.

Building and Developing

You need Ruby 2.1.2 to build this project and Openresty to run it. Then you can just run it like:

bundle
foreman start

If you want to know how exacly each component is started, check Procfile.

You will need a running redis server.

Tests

We have several test suites for different components. First are the API tests that require ruby. You can run them by rake test:api. You need to have an instance running on ports 7071 and 10002. Then there is rake test:integration which runs cucumber tests with real browsers simulating user interactions. Next are rake test:lua which are lua tests. They require openresty version at least 1.7.4.1. Last are Angular tests, that require nodejs. You can install all dependencies by npm install and then just rake test:angular.

Docker

You can use fig to start the developer environment. Or you can use our make bash to start similar environment without fig.

Installing Openresty

Installing Openresty on OSX

Install homebrew

brew tap apitools/openresty
brew install openresty
brew install apitools/openresty/luarocks

luarocks install luajson
luarocks install luaexpat

bundle install
npm install
foreman start

# For tests:
luarocks intall busted-stable

Linux

You can follow our Dockerfile with exact commands on how to install Openresty on Linux. You don't have to use all the flags or prefixes. The essense should be:

wget http://openresty.org/download/ngx_openresty-1.7.2.1.tar.gz
tar xzf ngx_openresty-1.7.2.1.tar.gz
cd ngx_openresty-1.7.2.1
./configure --with-luajit-xcflags=-DLUAJIT_ENABLE_LUA52COMPAT --with-http_gunzip_module
make
sudo make install

For SSL of HTTP client you need ngx_openresty-1.7.4.1rc2, apply our patch like:

curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mikz/4dae10a0ef94de7c8139/raw/
33d6d5f9baf68fc5a0748b072b4d94951e463eae/system-ssl.patch | patch -p0

and then configure and build like usual.

Install Guide

You can find the full Install Guide in our documentation.

Debian/Ubuntu

Use our packages available from https://packagecloud.io/APItools/monitor.

OSX

Follow Installing Openresty on OSX to get Openresty running. Then you can use a release or build it yourself.

Running it

nginx -p /path/to/folder -c config/nginx.conf

OSX

On OSX, instead of nginx use openresty.

Contributing

We accept Pull Requests, but please check before doing so if it meets the target of this project.

For contributing guide check CONTRIBUTING.md.