Catch and debug HTTP packets or forward them to a local host

A public instance can be found at req.cldn.pro.

# clone repository git clone https://github.com/cloudnode-pro/request-catcher/ # navigate to the repository directory cd request-catcher # install dependencies npm install # build the software and run it npm start:build

By default, an HTTP server will be started and listen on port 80. You can change that and also enable HTTPS by creating a config.json file or by passing command line arguments.

• tls - TLS options. If set, in addition to HTTP, the server will also serve HTTPS. Optional.
  • cert - Path to the TLS/SSL certificate or certificate chain
  • key - Path to the TLS/SSL private key
  • port - Port to use for HTTPS
• port - Port to use for HTTP
• serverName - Server name broadcasted in the Server HTTP header. Set to undefined to disable. Optional.

You can pass the following CLI args after node . or npm start --:

 -c, --cert <path> Path to the TLS/SSL certificate or certificate chain -k, --key <path> Path to the TLS/SSL private key -s, --https <port> Port to use for HTTPS -p, --http <port> Port to use for HTTP -n, --name <name> Server name broadcasted in the Server HTTP header