doyensec/safeurl

# `safeurl` ### Configuration options The `safeurl.Client` can be configured through the `safeurl.Config` struct. It enables configuration of the following options: AllowedPorts - list of ports the application is allowed to connect to AllowedSchemes - list of schemas the application can use AllowedHosts - list of hosts the application is allowed to communicate with BlockedIPs - list of IP addresses the application is not allowed to connect to AllowedIPs - list of IP addresses the application is allowed to connect to AllowedCIDR - list of CIDR ranges the application is allowed to connect to BlockedCIDR - list of CIDR ranges the application is not allowed to connect to IsIPv6Enabled - specifies wether communication through IPv6 is enabled AllowSendingCredentials - specifies wether HTTP credentials should be sent IsDebugLoggingEnabled - enables debug logs ### How to use the safeurl.Client? First, you need to include the `safeurl` module. To do that, simply add `github.com/doyensec/safeurl` to your project's `go.mod` file. Sample: import ( "fmt" "github.com/doyensec/safeurl" ) func main() { config := safeurl.GetConfigBuilder(). SetAllowedHosts("example.com"). Build() client := safeurl.Client(config) resp, err := client.Get("https://example.com") if err != nil { fmt.Errorf("request return error: %v", err) } // read response body } ### Running tests To successfully run all the unit tests, you will need to run a local DNS and HTTP server. That can be done by executing the following command: go run testing/servers.go Once the servers are up and running, the unit test can be ran with: go test -v

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