Crystal client for Consul HTTP API. For more information about the Consul HTTP API, go here. Crystal-consul does not use any depenencies outside stdlib, hence no transitive dependencies when you include it in your project.

1. Add the dependency to your shard.yml:

   dependencies:
     crystal-consul:
       github: rogerwelin/crystal-consul

2. Run shards install

require "crystal-consul"

# create a default client
c = Consul.client()

# create a key
c.kv.create_key("stage/service-example/version", "1")
c.kv.create_key("stage/service-example/tag", "master")

# read key
c.kv.get_key("stage/service-example/version")
# Consul::Types::KV::KvPair(@key="stage/service-example/version", @value="1")

# you can also get keys recursively
c.kv.get_key("stage", recurse: true)
# [Consul::Types::KV::KvPair(@key="stage/service-example/tag", @value="master"), Consul::Types::KV::KvPair(@key="stage/service-example/version", @value="1")]

# register a service on the local agent
service = Consul::Service.new()
service.service = "service-example"
service.tags = ["master"]
service.port = 9922

c.agent.register_service(service)

For more examples and usage view the example page

Implemented endpoints implements all consistency modes, filter options and query parameters as specified by Consul HTTP API doc.

• Agent
• KV Store
• Catalog
• Coordinates
• Events
• Health
• Snapshots
• Status

• ACLs
• Config
• Connect
• Operator
• Prepared Queries
• Sessions
• Transactions

Only a working Crystal installation and Docker is required. Project does not use mocks, instead all endpoints are tested against a running Consul docker container.

1. Run docker run -d -p 8500:8500 consul:1.5.1
2. Run crystal spec from the project root

Pull requests are very much appreciated! When you create a PR please ensure:

• All current tests pass
• To run crystal tool format on added code
• To add tests for your new features, if applicable
• To add doc comments for new api features you add

1. Fork it (https://github.com/rogerwelin/crystal-consul/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

• Roger Welin - creator and maintainer