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@reqbin/connector-spec

v0.1.0

Published

ReqBin Connector specification package.

Readme

ReqBin Connector Spec

This repository defines the HTTP API that the local ReqBin Connector (agent) exposes on localhost or a configured interface. Client (browser or app) calls the agent, and the agent makes HTTP/HTTPS requests to local/private resources and returns the response.

Goals

  • Unify request/response schema across languages (Node, Python, Go, Java).
  • Keep the wire protocol stable (versioned under spec/v1).
  • Security-first defaults (deny by default, explicit allowlist).

Endpoints (v1)

  • GET /health{ "status": "up" }
  • GET /version{ "name": "reqbin-connector", "version": "x.y.z" }
  • POST /v1/fetch → Performs a single HTTP/HTTPS request to a target URL the agent can reach.

See OpenAPI: spec/v1/openapi.yaml
JSON Schemas: spec/v1/request.schema.json, spec/v1/response.schema.json

Security model (summary)

  • Only http: and https: targets.
  • Mandatory host/IP validation (loopback, RFC1918, ULA by default; public hosts blocked unless explicitly allowed).
  • Optional host/domain/IP allowlists.
  • Request size/time limits.
  • Response body may be returned as UTF-8 string or Base64 (for binary).

Versioning

  • spec/v1 is stable once published.
  • Backwards-compatible changes are additive only.
  • Breaking changes → new v2.

License

MIT