Toxiproxy - Rust client

Rust client for Toxiproxy.

Usage

Populating proxies:

rust let proxies = TOXIPROXY.populate(vec![ Proxy::new( "socket_service".into(), "localhost:2001".into(), "localhost:2000".into(), ), Proxy::new( "redis".into(), "localhost:6000".into(), "localhost:6379".into(), ) ])?;

Testing with an unavailable connection:

rust TOXIPROXY.find_and_reset_proxy("redis")?.with_down(|| { // Calling the desired service... })?;

Testing with toxics (for full documentation on available toxics see the original docs):

rust TOXIPROXY.find_and_reset_proxy("redis")?.with_latency("downstream".into(), 2000, 0, 1.0).apply(|| { // Calling the desired service... })?;

Or without a safe lambda (that takes care of resetting a proxy):

```rust TOXIPROXY.findproxy("redis")?.withlatency("downstream".into(), 2000, 0, 1.0) // Calling the desired service...

TOXIPROXY.findproxy("redis")?.disable(); // Test unavailability. TOXIPROXY.findproxy("redis")?.enable(); ```

Supported toxics: - latency - down - bandwith - slow close - timeout - slicer - limit data

Using a custom address for Toxiproxy server:

rust let toxiclient: Client = toxiproxy_rust::Client::new("1.2.3.4:5678");

Development

Tests:

bash $> cargo test -- --test-threads 1