macedon 0.9.6

CLI web service availability verifier

macedon

Multi-threaded CLI web service availability verifier. Takes a list of endpoints with optional input dataset, performs series of HTTP requests and displays the results.

Motivation

Necessity to have a fast and configurable endpoint testing tool at fingertips.

Installation

pipx install macedon

Basic usage

> macedon localhost:5000 -n3

Threads:         1
Requests:        3
-------------------------
200  1.6kb  6.0ms  GET http://localhost:80
200  1.6kb  4.0ms  GET http://localhost:80
200  1.6kb  3.7ms  GET http://localhost:80
-------------------------
Successful:      3
Failed:          0  (0.0%)
Avg time:    4.0ms
Total time:   37ms

Configuration / Advanced usage

Usage: macedon [OPTIONS] [ENDPOINT_URL]...

Options:
  -T, --threads INTEGER         Number of threads for concurrent request making.  [default: 1]
  -n, --amount INTEGER          How many times each request will be performed.  [default: 1]
  -d, --delay FLOAT             Seconds to wait between each request.  [default: 0]
  -t, --timeout FLOAT           Seconds to wait for the response.  [default: 10]
  -f, --file FILENAME           Execute request(s) from a specified file. The file should contain
                                a list of endpoints in the format '{method} {url}', one per line.
                                Another supported (partially) format is JetBrains HTTP Client
                                format, which additionally allows to specify request headers and
                                body. The option can be specified multiple times. The ENDPOINT_URL
                                argument(s) are ignored if this option is present.
  -c, --color / -C, --no-color
  --show-id
  --show-error
  -v, --verbose                 Display detailed info on every request.  [0<=x<=2]
  --help                        Show this message and exit.

Changelog

CHANGES.rst