HTTP - Through - Testing POST requests. Test queries Local Test Server NC One-Liner

It is important for me to show the IP address of the requester, which is useful when you need to assign a white list to the IP address, but not sure what it is.

I need a live test server that accepts my requests for basic information via HTTP Get, and also allows me to POST (even if it really does nothing). This is entirely for testing.

CURL --REQUEST POST \\ --URL https://postman-echo.com/post \\ --data "This is Expected to Be Sent Back AS Part of Response Body."

("Args": (), "Data": "", "files": (), "Form": ("This is an example to be sent back as part of response body.": ""), "Headers" :( "HOST": "PostMan-echo.com", "Content-Length": "58", "Accept": "* / *", "Content-Type": "Application / X-WWW-FORM-URLENCODED "," User-Agent ":" CURL / 7.54.0 "," X-FORWARDED-Port ":" 443 "," X-FORWARDED-PROTO ":" https ")," json ":(" ...

This desire is not available. Below are available wishes: ["Appendix", "Args", "Authorization", "BluePrint", "Charset", "Close", "Cookies", "Data", "Date", "Endpoint", "Environ" " "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" Scheme "," Small "," Stream "," URL "," Values \u200b\u200b"]

("WSGI.multiProcess": false, "http_cookie": "csrftken \u003d", "Server_Software": "Werkzeug / 0.12.2", "script_name": "", "Request_Method": "Get", "Path_info": "" "/ Method / Environ", "server_protocol": "http / 1.1", "query_string": "", "werkzeug.server.shutdown": "http_user_agent": "Mozilla / 5.0 (Windows NT 6.1, Wow64) AppleWebkit / 537.36 (KHTML, for example, gecko) Chrome / 54.0.2840.71 Safari / 537.36 "," http_connection ":" Keep-Alive "," Server_Name ":" 127.0.0.1 "," Remote_Port ": 49569," wsgi.url_scheme " : "HTTP", "Server_PORT": "5000", "Werkzeug.Request":, "wsgi.input":, "http_host": "127.0.0.1:5000", "wsgi.multithread": false, "http_upgrade_insecure_requests" : "1", "http_accept": "text / html, application / xhtml + xml, application / xml; q \u003d 0.9, image / webp, / ; Q \u003d 0.8 "," WSGI.VERSION ": (1, 0)," WSGI.RUN_ONCE ": false," wsgi.errors ":", Mode "W" at 0x0000000002042150\u003e, "Remote_addr": "127.0.0.1" , "Http_accept_language": "EN-US, EN; Q \u003d 0.8", "http_accept_encoding": "Gzip, Deflate, SDCH, BR")

local Test Server NC One-Liner

Configure a local test server in one line under Linux:

While True; Do Printf "" | NC -L Localhost 8000; Done

Creator of the sample request on another shell:

Wget http: // Localhost: 8000

that in the first shell you will see the request that has appeared:

Get / Http / 1.1 User-Agent: WGET / 1.19.4 (Linux-GNU) Accept: * / * Accept-Encoding: Identity Host: Localhost: 8000 Connection: Keep-Alive

nC is widely available and pre-installed on Ubuntu.

Tested on Ubuntu 18.04.

HTTP testing server receiving get / post requests (9)

Webhook Tester - Excellent tool: https://webhook.site (Github)

It is important for me to show the IP address of the requester, which is useful when you need to assign a white list to the IP address, but not sure what it is.

I need a live test server that accepts my requests for basic information via HTTP Get, and also allows me to POST (even if it really does nothing). This is entirely for testing.

CURL --REQUEST POST \\ --URL https://postman-echo.com/post \\ --data "This is Expected to Be Sent Back AS Part of Response Body."

local Test Server NC One-Liner

Configure a local test server in one line under Linux:

While True; Do Printf "" | NC -L Localhost 8000; Done

Creator of the sample request on another shell:

Wget http: // Localhost: 8000

that in the first shell you will see the request that has appeared:

Get / Http / 1.1 User-Agent: WGET / 1.19.4 (Linux-GNU) Accept: * / * Accept-Encoding: Identity Host: Localhost: 8000 Connection: Keep-Alive

nC is widely available and pre-installed on Ubuntu.

Tested on Ubuntu 18.04.

For performance measurements, three requests were used representing the three most typical problem calculations. Below are these DQL queries used in the Doctrine. DQL allows you to implicitly describe the criteria of the Join operation inside the WHERE. All DOCTRINE requests processes as Prepared Statement, that is, the syntaxal analysis of similar DQL and SQL does not occur again.

testRegisticsCount.

Counting the number of registrations from the organizer is the simplest request. Here are only one joyn covered with indexes.

SELECT COUNT (R.ID) from Registration R, R.Event E WHERE E.ORGANIZATION_ID \u003d?;

testincome

Counting the income of the organizer is the sum of all visitors paid by visitors. Almost the same, but no longer consider the ranks, but to summarize.

SELECT SUM (R.SUM) from Registration R, R.Event E WHERE E.ORGANIZATION_ID \u003d?;

testRegcountBypartner.

Counting the registration of the organizer attracted by a specific partner. A more complex request with two joins. Also represents increased complexity and for Statmetric, as it uses a "double section".

SELECT COUNT (R.ID) from Registration R, R.Event E, R.CAMPAIGN C WHERE E.ORGANIZATION_ID \u003d? and c.partner_id \u003d?;

HTTP testing server receiving get / post requests (9)

testRegisticsCount.

testincome

testRegcountBypartner.

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