Configs in service.yaml

config:
# [Optional] The runtime environment,
# Default: development
# Values: production | development
  environment: production
# [Optional]The Path to which turbo logs, can be absolute or relative,
# Default: log
  turbo_log_path: log
# The port http server listens
  http_port: 8081

# The grpc service name, MUST be a CamelCase name, usually end with "Service"
  grpc_service_name: YourService

# The grpc server entry point
  grpc_service_address: 127.0.0.1:50051

# The thrift service name, MUST be a CamelCase name, usually end with "Service"
  thrift_service_name: YourService

# The thrift server entry point
  thrift_service_address: 127.0.0.1:50052

# Only valid for grpc service.
# By default, the Response message is marshaled by jsonpb.Marshaler, and returned directly.
# There're some protobuf "problem" with this json:
# (a) protobuf parse int64 as string: e.g. {"int64_value":"123"}
# (b) a Key with a nil Ptr value is missing in the json.
# If this option is set to "true", then Turbo will change the json by:
# 1, if struct field type is 'int64', then change the value in Json into a number
# 2, if field type is 'Ptr', and field value is 'nil', then set "[key_name]":null in Json
# 3, if any key in json is missing, set zero value to that key
# Notice: 'map' is not filtered (yet).
  filter_proto_json: true

# Valid only if "filter_proto_json: true",
# Default value: true
# If this option is set to "true", protobuf message fields with zero values will show in Json.
# As [Golang spec](https://golang.org/ref/spec#The_zero_value) says, zero values are
# "false for booleans, 0 for integers, 0.0 for floats, "" for strings,
# and nil for pointers, functions, interfaces, slices, channels, and maps".
  filter_proto_json_emit_zerovalues: true

# Valid only if "filter_proto_json: true",
# Default value: true
# If this option is set to "true", int64 values will be shown as number in Json, instead of string
  filter_proto_json_int64_as_number: true

# This mapping is the core function of Turbo.
# This mapping tells Turbo how to proxy a HTTP request to a grpc/thrift entry point.
# The format is "HTTP_METHOD URL SERVICE_METHOD_NAME".
# Trubo use that awsome [gorilla mux](github.com/gorilla/mux) as router, it also support variables in URL.
urlmapping:
  - GET,POST /hello SayHello
  - GET /eat_apple/{num:[0-9]+} EatApple

# Register Turbo components via turbo.Server.RegisterComponent("name", component)
# As a convention, "name" is the same with the component struct|func's name (e.g. "LogInterceptor").

# Register interceptors
interceptor:
  - GET,POST /hello TestInterceptor,LogInterceptor
# Register preprocessors
preprocessor:
  - GET /hello registeredPreProcessor
# Register postprocessors
postprocessor:
  - GET /hello registeredPostProcessor
# Register hijackers
hijacker:
  - GET /hello registeredHijacker
# Register convertors
convertor:
  - CommonValues registeredConvertor
# Register error handler
errorhandler: registeredErrorHandler