A very short screencast - https://youtu.be/vSRZ_nzU-Jg
Iso Websim is a ISO8583 simulator built using golang, React, material-ui and other amazing open source libraries.
- A mechanism to define ISO specifications
- ASCII, EBCDIC, BCD and BINARY encoding for fields
- Fixed, Variable, Bitmapped fields
- Embedded/Nested fields
- Supported MLI's - 2I, 2E
- Define and run servers based on specs
- Run servers from the UI or in standalone mode
- Rules to respond to messages based on fields (rules based on amount, currency etc)
- A UI to build and send transactions to servers (as a client)
- Ability to edit fields on UI
- Client-side validation of fields for content, length (more on the way)
- Save messages that be can be replayed later
- TLS, Docker
The specifications themselves are defined in yaml file (Check out an example - iso_specs.yaml)
The frontend is bundled with the application and can be accessed at http://localhost:8080/
- A quick demo - https://github.com/rkbalgi/isosim/wiki/Test-Examples
- Running on Docker - https://github.com/rkbalgi/isosim/wiki/Running-on-Docker
Please note that this application has been tested on chrome browser only.
C:>go run isosim.go -help
-data-dir string
Directory to store messages (data sets). This is a required field.
-debug-enabled
true if debug logging should be enabled. (default true)
-html-dir string
Directory that contains any HTML's and js/css files etc.
-http-port int
Http port to listen on. (default 8080)
-specs-dir string
The directory containing the ISO spec definition files.
$> git checkout https://github.com/rkbalgi/isosim.git
$> cd isosim\cmd\isosim
$> go run isosim.go -httpPort 8080 -specs-dir ..\..\specs -html-dir ..\..\html -data-dir ..\..\testdata
Open chrome and hit this URL http://localhost:8080/
Read more about this on the wiki
The old front end is still available at http://localhost:8080/iso/home