An easy way to track your page or project views ("hits") of any GitHub or online project.
Generate your own: hits.webklex.com
- Serving over HTTPS (TLS) using your own certificates, or provisioned automatically using LetsEncrypt.org
- HSTS ready to restrict your browser clients to always use HTTPS
- Configurable read and write timeouts to avoid stale clients consuming server resources
- Reverse proxy ready
- Configurable CORS to restrict access to specific domains
- Configurable api prefix to serve the API alongside other APIs on the same host
- Optional round trip optimization by enabling TCP Fast Open
- Integrated rate limit (quota) for your clients (per client IP) based on requests per time interval; several backends such as in-memory map (for single instance), or redis or memcache for distributed deployments are supported
Download and unpack a fitting pre-compiled binary or build a binary yourself by by following the build instructions.
Continue by configuring your application:
gohits -http=:8080 -gui gui -save
Open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080/
to verify everything is working.
Please take a look at the available options for further details.
To see all the available options, use the -help
option:
gohits -help
|
CLI | Config | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
-http | HTTP | string | localhost:8080 | Address in form of ip:port to listen |
-https | HTTPS | string | Address in form of ip:port to listen | |
-write-timeout | WRITE_TIMEOUT | int | 15000000000 | Write timeout in nanoseconds for HTTP and HTTPS client connections |
-read-timeout | READ_TIMEOUT | int | 30000000000 | Read timeout in nanoseconds for HTTP and HTTPS client connections |
-tcp-fast-open | TCP_FAST_OPEN | bool | false | Enable TCP fast open |
-tcp-naggle | TCP_NAGGLE | bool | false | Enable TCP Nagle's algorithm |
-http2 | HTTP2 | bool | true | Enable HTTP/2 when TLS is enabled |
-hsts | HSTS | string | ||
-key | KEY | string | key.pem | X.509 key file for HTTPS server |
-cert | CERT | string | cert.pem | X.509 certificate file for HTTPS server |
CLI | Config | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
-letsencrypt | LETSENCRYPT | bool | false | Enable automatic TLS using letsencrypt.org |
-letsencrypt-email | LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL | string | Optional email to register with letsencrypt | |
-letsencrypt-hosts | LETSENCRYPT_HOSTS | string | Comma separated list of hosts for the certificate | |
-letsencrypt-cert-dir | LETSENCRYPT_CERT_DIR | string | Letsencrypt cert dir |
CLI | Config | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
-use-x-forwarded-for | USE_X_FORWARDED_FOR | bool | false | Use the X-Forwarded-For header when available (e.g. behind proxy) |
-cors-origin | CORS_ORIGIN | string | * | Comma separated list of CORS origins endpoints |
-api-prefix | API_PREFIX | string | / | API endpoint prefix |
-gui | GUI | string | Web gui directory | |
-session-lifetime | SESSION_LIFETIME | int | 1200000000000 | Session lifetime of an counted visitor (default 20min) |
-pong-wait | PONG_WAIT | int | 24000000000 | Time allowed to read the next pong message from the peer. (default 24s) |
-ping-period | PING_PERIOD | int | 12000000000 | Send pings to peer with this period. Must be less than pong-wait. (default 12s) |
CLI | Config | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
-quota-burst | QUOTA_BURST | int | 3 | Max requests per source IP per request burst |
-quota-interval | QUOTA_INTERVAL | int | 3600000000000 | Quota expiration interval, per source IP querying the API in nanoseconds |
-quota-max | QUOTA_MAX | int | 1 | "Max requests per source IP per interval; set 0 to turn quotas off |
CLI | Config | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
-logtostdout | LOGTOSTDOUT | bool | false | Log to stdout instead of stderr |
-log-file | LOG_FILE | string | Log file location | |
-logtimestamp | LOGTIMESTAMP | bool | true | Prefix non-access logs with timestamp |
CLI | Config | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
-silent | SILENT | bool | false | Disable HTTP and HTTPS log request details |
-config | string | conf/settings.config | Config file path | |
-save | bool | false | Save config | |
-version | bool | false | Show version and exit | |
-help | bool | false | Show help and exit |
If you're using LetsEncrypt.org to provision your TLS certificates, you have to listen for HTTPS on port 443. Following is an example of the server listening on 2 different ports: http (80) and https (443):
gohits \
-http=:8080 \
-https=:8443 \
-hsts=max-age=31536000 \
-letsencrypt \
-letsencrypt-hosts=example.com \
-gui gui \
-save
$ cat conf/settings.config
{
"HTTP": ":8080",
"HTTPS": ":8443",
"HSTS": "max-age=31536000",
"LETSENCRYPT": true,
"LETSENCRYPT_HOSTS": "example.com",
...
By default, HTTP/2 is enabled over HTTPS. You can disable by passing the -http2=false
flag.
If the web server is running behind a reverse proxy or load balancer, you have to run it passing the -use-x-forwarded-for
parameter and provide the X-Forwarded-For
HTTP header in all requests. This is for the gohits web server be able to log the
client IP, and to perform correctly identify new hits.
The API is served by endpoints that encode the response in different formats.
curl :8080/json/{username}/{repository}
Same semantics are available for the /xml/{username}/{repository}
and /csv/{username}/{repository}
endpoints.
Name | Value type | JSON | XML | CSV |
---|---|---|---|---|
Username | string | username | Username | 0 |
Repository | string | repository | Repository | 1 |
Total | int | total | Total | 2 |
Created at | datetime | created_at | CreatedAt | 3 |
Updated at | datetime | updated_at | UpdatedAt | 4 |
curl :8080/csv/webklex/gohits
webklex,gohits,55,2020-09-11 07:01:23,2020-09-12 00:10:07
curl :8080/xml/webklex/gohits
<Section>
<Username>webklex</Username>
<Repository>gohits</Repository>
<Total>55</Total>
<CreatedAt>2020-09-11T07:01:23.252745204+02:00</CreatedAt>
<UpdatedAt>2020-09-12T00:10:07.7275806+02:00</UpdatedAt>
</Section>
curl :8080/json/webklex/gohits
{
"username": "webklex",
"repository": "gohits",
"total": 55,
"created_at": "2020-09-11T07:01:23.252745204+02:00",
"updated_at": "2020-09-12T00:10:07.7275806+02:00"
}
Url: :8080/ws
You can subscribe to specific channels or to all
in order to receive all recent hits.
Subscribe to channel all
:
{
"name": "subscribe",
"payload": "all"
}
Subscribe to channel webklex/gohits
:
{
"name": "subscribe",
"payload": "webklex/gohits"
}
Delete a the subscription of all
:
{
"name": "unsubscribe",
"payload": "all"
}
00:26:07 webklex/gohits
You can build your own binaries by calling build.sh
build.sh build_dir
Create a new file like /etc/systemd/system/gohits.service
and add the following:
[Unit]
Description=GoHits
After=multi-user.target
After=syslog.target
After=network-online.target
[Service]
Type=simple
User=www-data
Group=www-data
WorkingDirectory=/opt/gohits
ExecStart=/opt/gohits/gohits
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=5s
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
Start the service and check for any errors.
systemctl start gohits.service
Everyone can contribute to this project. Every pull request will be considered but it can also happen to be declined. To prevent unnecessary work, please consider to create a feature issue first, if you're planning to do bigger changes. Of course you can also create a new feature issue if you're just wishing a feature ;)
Off topic, rude or abusive issues will be deleted without any notice.
If you encounter any problems or if you find a bug, please don't hesitate to create a new issue. However please be aware that it might take some time to get an answer.
If you need immediate or commercial support, feel free to send me a mail at github@webklex.com.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
If you discover any security related issues, please email github@webklex.com instead of using the issue tracker.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.