Kong plugin template WITH DOCKER / DOCKER COMPOSE (and JavaScript plugin running with kong-js-pdk) running on a DBLESS Kong 3.3.1 installation

TLDR fast instructions

• Install Docker Engine (a version with Docker Compose support)
• Clone this repo
• At the root folder run docker-compose up -d
• Smile and fire request to the routes and see custom plugins in action ( GET http://localhost:8000/v1/my-plugin-data or POST http://localhost:8000/v3/my-plugin-data)
• Open the of one the plugins, change anything
• Run docker-compose restart (or down and up) and make the requests again to see your changes applied
• you can also import a postman collection with a few request samples to the routes exposed in this kong installation, just go to the folder "postman" to get the json file. Import it in your postman in "File -> Import" menu.

After importing the collection you should see something like this:

Now, the README....

This repository contains a simple Kong plugin template to get you up and running quickly for developing your own plugins.

In fact, this "template" has two custom plugin samples both installed and activated, one in Lua and the other using JavaScript, running in the new kong-js-pdf (please check here https://www.npmjs.com/package/kong-pdk and also here https://github.com/Kong/kong-js-pdk). The template is also configured to use the new 3.3.1 release of Kong (using 2.8.1-alpine docker image).

There are two JS plugins here:

• js-hello: This is an example plugin that add some headers to the response
• js-body-validation: This is an example plugin that prints body content and perform some validation on it

There is also a Lua plugin contained in this template that was designed to work with kong-pongo.

This project is a fork of the original kong plugin template project (https://github.com/Kong/kong-plugin) with the addition of Docker setup for Kong itself (with two custom JS plugins already activated in one service and a third one activated only in a route) and kong-js-pdk (needed to run the JavaScript plugin samples).