How to forward interface when using Golang reverse proxy

php editor Xigua today introduces to you the issue of how to forward interfaces when using Golang reverse proxy. When doing reverse proxying, we often need to forward client requests to interfaces on other servers. As a high-performance programming language, Golang provides a simple and efficient solution to implement interface forwarding functions. This article will introduce in detail how to use Golang to implement a reverse proxy and forward client requests to the target interface. Let’s take a look!

Question content

I want the first 4 interfaces to be forwarded to port 6666, api/v1/test666/jiekou and api/v1/test666/jiekou1 to be forwarded to port 8888, but I don’t know how Calculate.

api/v1/test
api/v1/test/jiekou
api/v1/test666/jiekou
api/v1/test666/jiekou1

I hope someone can give me the specific code. Thanks in advance!

Workaround

If I understand correctly, you want to forward your interface, but maybe you need to add more details about it.

Here is some code you may need.

[proxy-1]
ReqPrefix = "api/v1/:param/*path"
Target = 'your target port'//you need to change here

[proxy-2]
ReqPrefix = "api/v1/:param"
Target = 'your target port'//you need to change here

[proxy-3]
ReqPrefix = "api/v1/test666/*path"
Target = 'your target port'//you need to change here

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