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🌐 Stoobly is a feature-rich man-in-the-middle proxy tool to record and mock HTTP/HTTPS requests and responses.
🚀 Easily create scalable API mocks with little setup time.
⚡ Maintaining hard-coded inputs and responses is expensive. De-clutter your codebase and streamline maintenance with replay and record.
💡 Upon request interception, mocking is configurable to match against all request components.
🔨 Need advanced configuration? Take advantage of features like scenarios, filters, rewriting, match rules, and lifecycle hooks.
See our docs for more detailed information! https://docs.stoobly.com
To install see our guides here
stoobly-agent run
stoobly-agent run --headless
stoobly-agent --help
Configure the proxy settings by following this guide
Start easily recording requests with this guide
Then, try mocking your requests with this guide!
File a new Github issue here and we'll take a look
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Record, mock, and test HTTP(s) requests. CLI agent for Stoobly
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