Made a go app for querying api endpoints.

[t-e-s-tweb]

I was looking for a frontend for blocky but the current available ones require too many dependencies for just a simple function.

So, I made a simple go app which when run requests your domain name, enter the domain name without https:// and the ending / and after that its as simple as choosing options. e.g github.com

blockyapiamd64.zip

It would be great if we could read and edit the configuration file and view querylog via api calls. There are some apps like https://github.com/looterz/grimd/blob/master/api.go which have the ability to view detailed query log over api.

[kwitsch]

Since the query logs are usually stored in a separate database it would be easier to read them from there instead of reading them via a API endpoint(which would be rather complex implementing SQL features).

Editing the configuration is not possible during the runtime since it would require a restart to activate them. Furthermore is it possible to split the configuration in multiple files or have read-only configurations.
There are quite a few scenarios where writing the configuration back to a file wouldn't work.