HTTPeek is a terminal-based HTTP/WebSocket debugging proxy

• Proxies both HTTP and WebSocket traffic to a specified target
• Terminal UI with request list and detailed inspection
• Real-time monitoring of WebSocket messages
• View request/response headers and bodies
• Color-coded display of different HTTP methods and status codes
• Syntax highlighting for JSON, XML, and HTML responses
• Request filtering and search capabilities
• WebSocket message real-time viewer
• Graceful handling of binary data
• Performance metrics for request/response timing

httpeek -listen localhost:8080 -target https://example.com

• -listen: Address to listen on (default: localhost:8080)
• -target: Target host to forward requests to (required)
• -verbose: Enable verbose logging
• -no-color: Disable colored output
• -help: Show help information

• Arrow keys / hjkl: Navigate tabs and lists
• 1/2/3/4: Switch between Requests, Headers, Body, and WebSocket tabs
• f: Toggle filter panel
• c: Clear all requests
• ?: Toggle help
• q / Ctrl+C: Quit

• f: Toggle follow mode (auto-scroll to new messages)
• b: Toggle binary message display
• Home/End: Jump to beginning/end of messages
• Ctrl+F: Search in WebSocket messages

• Tab/Shift+Tab: Navigate between filter fields
• Enter: Apply filters
• Esc: Close filter panel

# Download dependencies
go mod tidy

# Build the executable
go build -o httpeek

# Install from source
go install github.com/recrsn/httpeek@latest

httpeek -listen localhost:9090 -target http://localhost:3000

httpeek -target https://api.example.com

MIT