HTTP-SNITCH
What is HTTP-SNITCH ?
HTTP-SNITCH is a mini HTTP server that prints out every requests that it receives.
When you need to use HTTP-SNITCH
You can use HTTP-SNITCH to debug any HTTP Client,
Send any valid HTTP request (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS, HEAD, CONNECT, TRACE, QUERY) to HTTP-SNITCH, and it will print out the received request with its headers and body included.
Can HTTP-SNITCH be used to debug Reverse-Proxies ?
HTTP-SNITCH is great to debug various HTTP clients and reverse proxies just forward your requests to the listening HTTP-SNITCH server, and it will print out the received requests.
How to install HTTP-SNITCH ?
1- Make sure to have python3
and pip3
installed.
2- Install the colorama
python package pip3 install colorama
3- Download the file snitch.py
in the official HTTP-SNITCH repository
How to run HTTP-SNITCH ?
In order to run HTTP-SNITCH open a new Terminal
and run the following command:
python3 snitch.py
This will run HTTP-SNITCH on port 8080, if you want to run it on a different port just specify it like bellow:
python3 snitch.py 9090
Run using Docker
- Pull the docker image
docker pull meshredded/http-snitch
- run the image in a new container
docker run -p 9999:8080 --name http-snitch meshredded/http-snitch
The above command will run the container and map the internal port 8080 to the external port 9999 so you can test http-snitch on the following adress: http://localhost:9999/
Demo
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