# README
xrequestid
xrequestid is an grpc interceptor which receives request id from metadata and set the request id to context. If request is is not found in metadata, generate a random request id by github.com/renstrom/shortuuid
.
Usage
import (
"github.com/mercari/go-grpc-interceptor/xrequestid"
"golang.org/x/net/context"
)
func main() {
uIntOpt := grpc.UnaryInterceptor(xrequestid.UnaryServerInterceptor())
sIntOpt := grpc.StreamInterceptor(xrequestid.StreamServerInterceptor())
grpc.NewServer(uIntOpt, sIntOpt)
}
func foo(ctx context.Context) {
requestID := xrequestid.FromContext(ctx)
fmt.printf("requestID :%s", requestID)
}
Chaining Request ID
If request id is passed by metadata, the request id is used as is by default. xrequestid.ChainRequestID()
is an option to chain multiple request ids by generating new request id for each request and concatenating it to original request ids.
func main() {
uInt := xrequestid.UnaryServerInterceptor(xrequestid.ChainRequestID()))
sInt := xrequestid.StreamServerInterceptor(xrequestid.ChainRequestID()))
}
Validating Request ID
It is important to validate request id in order to protect from abusing X-Request-ID
. You can define own validator for request id, and set by xrequestid.RequestIDValidator()
.
func customRequestIDValidator(requestID string) bool {
if len(requestID) < 4 {
return false
}
return true
}
func main() {
uInt := xrequestid.UnaryServerInterceptor(
xrequestid.RequestIDValidator(customRequestIDValidator),
))
sInt := xrequestid.StreamServerInterceptor(
xrequestid.RequestIDValidator(customRequestIDValidator),
))
}
# Functions
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RequestIDValidator is validator function that returns true if request id is valid, or false if invalid.
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# Variables
DefaultXRequestIDKey is metadata key name for request ID.
# Interfaces
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