lua-resty-fastutils
Collection of simple utils.
Install
pip install lua-resty-fastutils
LUA Modules
- resty.fastutils.httpclientutils
- api_call
- resty.fastutils.kongutils
- set_request_header
- get_request_data
- resty.fastutils.redisutils
- get_redis
- sismember
- get_json_data
Installed Command Utils
- manage-lua-resty-fastutils
Usage
Usage: manage-lua-resty-fastutils [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
install Create a lua package and then install it.
pack Create a lua package.
Releases
0.5.9-1 2021/03/08
- get_request_data support different field name for bodies, queries, headers, cookies.
0.5.6-1 2020/11/12
- Noop.
0.5.4-1 2020/11/04
- Rename resty.fastutils.httputils to resty.fastutils.httpclientutils.
- Fix redisutils.
- Change httpclientutils and redisutils' response data structure to (success, result, error_message).
- Add kongutils.
0.2.0-1 2020/08/27
- First release under new framework.
1 maintainer
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