Place a payment required proxy in front of any docker service and make it payable.

Configuration is based on the following yaml format.

# config.yaml

# prefix for payable routes
prefix: /payable/
# not currently used
currency: BTC
# registered services
service:
# docker service name
  - host: tagservice
# docker service port
    port: 7313
# routes that this service handles
    routes:
    - route: tag
      price: 2000
    - route: colorify
      destination: color
      price: 1000

$ docker build -t two1proxy/1 .

$ docker run --name two1proxy -p 8928:5000 -v ~/21proxy/config:/config/ --link tagservice:tagservice  -v ~/.two1/:/root/.two1/ -d two1proxy/1

Use --link to add a hosts file entry for the service(s) you want to proxy.

/config/ - yaml file with services routes to proxy and fees /root/.two1/ - 21 wallet to use

# if you have a tagging service behind the proxy, call it like so.

$ 21 buy http://[dockerip]:8928/payable/tag?url=http://i.imgur.com/aNJjbfC.jpg

Only supports GET and POST for now.

• fiat prices
• route mapping
• POST support
• add tests
• round-robin if many of the same services are defined

MIT