Killgrave

Getting started

To start Killgrave, you can simply do it by running:

$ killgrave

While you are welcome to provide your own configuration, Killgrave will default to the following configurationopen in new window:

  • imposters path: imposters
  • host: localhost
  • port: 3000
  • CORS: []
  • proxy: none
  • watcher: false
  • debugger:
    • enabled: false
    • address: localhost:3030

Command-line interface

Killgrave is almost fully configurable through the command line, except for CORS, which can only be configured using the config file.

You can find the list with all the available flags at CLIopen in new window section or by running:

$ killgrave -h

Configuration file

In case you are looking for a predictable and reproducible configuration, you can use the -config command-line flag to specify the location of a configuration file, which can be written either in JSON or YAML.

You can find the list with all the available settings at Config Referenceopen in new window section.

As you can see, you can configure all the options in a very easy way.

Historically, the options imposters_path, port and host were mandatory when using a configuration file. However, since the last version (v0.4.1), they are no longer needed, so you can simply override those options if you actually want to. Furthermore, in previous versions (prior to v0.4.1), the imposters_path option was used to refer to the path to the working directory where Killgrave was executed from, but since the last version (v0.4.1) this is relative to the location of the config file.