# Hello World! # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # This is a Python Tornado mock HTTP origin service. # # HTTP methods allowed: # # GET HEAD OPTIONS POST # # NOTE: OPTIONS returns a generally accepted set of OPTIONS response headers # without body content. Specific headers may be overridden using the `?header' # query parameter option. # # ?header=Access-Allow-Origin:Some,Example,Values # # URL path endpoints: # # .*/football.svg # Return a SVG file of a football instead of the default body content. # # .*/hello_world # Return a "Hello, World!" response instead of the default body content. # # .*/ping # Return a "pong" response instead of the default body content. # # .*/help # Prepend the default body content with help content. # # /.* # Return a text file with the details of the request. # This is the default body content. # # # URL query parameter options: # # ?content=[&fill=] # Generate lipsum-like random response body content with Content-Length # specified by the content integer value. The optional `fill' parameter may # be passed to provide a different regex pattern for the content. The `fill' # string defaults to the pattern: [a-zA-Z0-9 ] # # ?content=1234 (Content-Length: 1234) # # ?debug # Presence of the `debug' key with or without any value will set a "debug" # mode for the response which includes A LOT more information in the response # body content produced. # # ?delay= # Delay the response to client for N seconds. The `X-Delay' response header # will be added when this option is used to help separate a true delay caused # by some other issue from a delay specifically introduced as requested # # ?delay=10.5 (delay the response for 10.5 seconds) # Response headers will include `X-Delay: 10.5 set by query string' # # ?encoding=[,[,...]] # Override the Accept-Encoding request header handling or force a specific # Content-Encoding without including the Accept-Encoding request header. # # The encoding may be requested without the Accept-Encoding header. The # Accept-Encoding request header value is ignored when this option is used. # The value in the parameter takes the same values as Accept-Encoding. # # ?encoding=gzip (return gzip) # ?encoding=identity (return identity) # # ?header=[:][&header=...[&header=...]] # Set or clear a HTTP response header. # # When a header is followed with a colon and no # (?header=example:&...) or simply no (?header=example&...), the # header will be cleared from the response. # # The ?header=: syntax is be used to set a response header to a # specific value. Multiple `header' key/value pairs may be passed. # # ?header=x-wr-example:test&header=content-type:text/example # < X-WR-Example: test # < Content-Type: text/example # # ?header=cache-control # ?header=cache-control: # (removes the default Cache-Control response header) # # ?quiet # Presence of the `quite' key with or without any value will set a "quite" # mode which reduces the text included in the response body to just the HTTP # request and response headers. # # ?set=[,], # Set a condition to occur when a value matches. # # Multiple `set' key/value pairs may be passed. # # Configured condition keys: # delay: # status:


# 
#     Configured match keys:
#       addr: is used to match a requesting client IP address
#       host: is used to match a specific Host header value
# 
#     ?set=delay:3,status:599,addr:4.68.48.225
#     ?set=delay:4,status:699,host:my-host-value
# 
#     NOTE: When a request contains the `Forwarded' request header, the client IP
#     address used in `addr' will come from the `for' attribute in the
#     `Forwarded' request header. A downstream proxy should be configured to set
#     this request header and attribute correctly.
# 
#     The downstream proxy "should be" configured to pass the HTTP `Host' request
#     header with the client's requesting `Host' header.
# 
#     Example: Delay the response for 3 seconds and return a HTTP 500 status code
#     when the requesting client "for" IP address matches 4.68.48.225
# 
#     Forwarded: for="4.68.48.225";scheme=https;method=GET
#     ?set=delay:3,status=599,for=4.68.48.225
# 
#   ?status=[&reason=]
#     Set the HTTP response status code.
# 
#     NOTE: The `X-Status-Code' response header will be added when this option is
#     used to help separate a true HTTP error status code from an error status
#     set by this option.
# 
#     ?status=204
#       Response headers will include `X-Status-Code: 204 set by query string'
#     ?status=607&reason=I'm+a+Weird+Status
#       Response headers will include `X-Status-Code: 607 set by query string'
# 
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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# Headers received and returned for this request at: 2025-05-23T12:39:29 UTC
# NOTE: `Etag' and `Content-Length' response headers are omitted
# NOTE: The `Forwarded' request header was set by a local proxy
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> GET /help HTTP/1.1
> Host: mock-http-origin.nateroyer.com
> Accept-Encoding: gzip, br
> Accept: */*
> Cdn-Loop: cloudflare; loops=1
> Cf-Connecting-Ip: 216.73.216.79
> Cf-Ipcountry: US
> Cf-Ray: 94449dcaff6ca0b6-ORD
> Cf-Visitor: {"scheme":"https"}
> Connection: close
> Forwarded: for="172.69.17.26";protocol=TLSv1.3;scheme=https;method=GET;version=HTTP/2.0
> User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
> X-Forwarded-For: 216.73.216.79
> X-Forwarded-Proto: https
> X-Threat-Score: 0
>
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Cache-Control: private, no-store
< Content-Encoding: gzip
< Content-Type: text/plain
< Date: Fri, 23 May 2025 12:39:29 GMT
< Server: Python/Tornado/Mock_HTTP_Origin/0.12.1a
< Vary: Accept-Encoding
<

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