#go-pkg-proxy

A tiny HTTP server that helps you configure repository URL:s for go modules, using the ?go-get=1 query parameter. Useful when you have your own domain, but your modules live in different version control systems.

#Example

Modules and the corresponding reposity URLs are configured in a JSON file:

[
    {
        "name": "go-pkg-proxy",
        "root": "rootmos.io/go-pkg-proxy",
        "repo": "https://git.sr.ht/~rootmos/go-pkg-proxy"
    },
    {
        "names": [
            "go-utils",
            "go-utils/logging"
        ],
        "root": "rootmos.io/go-utils",
        "repo": "https://git.sr.ht/~rootmos/go-utils"
    }
]

and then configure your internet-facing HTTP server to route the ?go-get=1 requests. For example using nginx:

location / {
  if ($args ~ "go-get=1") {
    proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8000;
    break;
  }

  root webroot;
}

(A complete configuration can be found here which is tested here.)

#Usage

Usage of go-pkg-proxy:
  -addr string
    	bind to addr:port (default ":8000")
  -dry-run
    	try loading modules and exit afterwards
  -json-log-file string
    	log JSON to file (default "/dev/null")
  -json-log-level string
    	set JSON log level (default "INFO")
  -log-file string
    	log to file (default "/dev/stderr")
  -log-level string
    	set log level (default "INFO")
  -modules string
    	fetch modules from URL (default "file://go.json")