caddy-respond - Simple, hard-coded HTTP responses for development and testing

       Spins up a quick-and-clean HTTP server for development and testing purposes.

       With no options specified, this command listens on a random available port and answers HTTP requests with
       an  empty  200  response.  The listen address can be customized with the --listen flag and will always be
       printed to stdout.  If the listen address includes a port range, multiple servers will be started.

       If a final, unnamed argument is given, it will be treated as a status code (same as the --status flag) if
       it is a 3-digit number. Otherwise, it is used as the  response  body  (same  as  the  --body  flag).  The
       --status and --body flags will always override this argument (for example, to write a body that literally
       says "404" but with a status code of 200, do '--status 200 404').

       A  body  may be given in 3 ways: a flag, a final (and unnamed) argument to the command, or piped to stdin
       (if flag and argument are unset). Limited  template  evaluation  is  supported  on  the  body,  with  the
       following variables:

       {{.N}}        The server number (useful if using a port range)
       {{.Port}}     The listener port
       {{.Address}}  The listener address

       (See  the  docs  for  the  text/template  package  in the Go standard library for information about using
       templates: https://pkg.go.dev/text/template)

       Access/request logging and more verbose debug logging can also be enabled.

       Response headers may be added using the --header flag for each header field.

       18-Mar-2025 Auto generated by spf13/cobra

Auto generated by spf13/cobra                       Mar 2025                                            Caddy(8)

       caddy-respond - Simple, hard-coded HTTP responses for development and testing

--access-log[=false]      Enable the access log

       --body=""      The body of the HTTP response

       --debug[=false]      Enable more verbose debug-level logging

       --header=[]      Set a header on the response (format: "Field: value"

       -h, --help[=false]      help for respond

       --listen=":0"      The address to which to bind the listener

       --status=200      The response status code

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