Generate graphs from your configuration
The krakend.json file whether it is a single file or the result of using the flexible configuration, it might be a complex file. A generated image of the configuration might help you understand better the running configuration.
The config2dot generator will generate internally an intermediate DOT dile to immediately render it to a png image.
The following image illustrates an example of a KrakenD configuration:
Generating the Postman collection
The command needed to generate the Postman collection is krakend generate postman:
Command to start KrakenD
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Version: v1.3.0
Generates a DOT graph from your KrakenD configuration.
Usage:
krakend generate config2dot [flags]
Examples:
krakend generate config2dot -c config.json -o config.png
Flags:
-h, --help help for config2dot
Global Flags:
-c, --config string Path to the configuration filename
-d, --debug Enable the debug
-o, --out string Path to the generated result. (default "out.json")