This is an example client application implementation for service virtualization tool Mirage. It can either call Twitter API directly and by calling Mirage Twitter Proxy (which provides recording and playback functionality). It expects to find proxy on port 8300 (localhost).

• glide.yaml file holds all required dependencies. You can use glide to initialize your environment (glide install)
• build a binary file (go build).
• Register your application in Twitter to get key and secret.
• Rename conf.json.example to conf.json and provide your previously acquired key and secret.
• Run application (./twitter-app

To override default proxy location (localhost:8300) you can supply additional flag during startup: ./twitter-app -proxy-address="http://somehost:8300"

To override default port (8080): ./twitter-app -port=":8888"