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It's annoying to have to click a super small > every time to extend. That doesn't look like a button and is too small to click by the way.
Is it running on HTTP/2? It's converting all headers to lowercase. Might be a side effect or HTTP/2 or cloudflare.
Right now the Headers column is essentially useless because the json renderer doesn't seem to want to display beyond one level of depth so you just see "[{...},{...},etc]". Can you make this more usable? Maybe add some kind of expansion ui where it will pretty print the headers in multiple lines?
The header details can be expanded by clicking the ">" arrow to the left of the "[{...},{...},etc]" I think this could be a bit more intuitive though, thanks for the feedback!
tag of the condensed JSON, but the click event is only set on the ">". If you set the click on the entire
as well, then it becomes more obvious that clicking the row does something.
Show me your pretty requests everybody: https://2f5799dcfb.endpoints.dev # Update Interesting: - Lots of IPV6 requests coming from HN. - What is the "dnt" header most requests carry?
It's funny you mention that. I intentionally disable IPv6 a while back, because it kept breaking things for me.
At some point either the router reset or my OS settings did (or both) because I recently discovered it was back on, despite not doing so myself.
I'm guessing it's on by default in enough places now that you'll see mostly ipv6.
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Live updating should work - I'll investigate if there's any issues with the websocket api :)
Same, live updating didn't work but a page refresh did. I don't know much about websockets, but FWIW this request is still pending: Request URL: wss://ws.endpoints.dev/?token=redacted Request Method: GET Status Code: 101 Switching Protocols
* named subdomain / endpoints
* Build Rest API and Mocking responses
* HTTP Intercepting
* HTTP Proxy pass
* nice UI, live updating, json formatting, sharable requests, etc
I've just released endpoints.dev - Use it to get a unique, private url that will store & display all http requests made to it. Use your unique URL with 3rd party tools to see what requests they are making, without needing to spin up a webserver. Or, use it for experimenting with XXS, phone-home, and other http based pen-testing.
This is a very interesting tool and I can think of some ways it would be useful to me, personally ...
If you'd like a free rsync.net account, as a thank-you, just email. Thank you for making this available.
Here's another server for testing HTTP: http://httpbin.org
It is available here: https://github.com/dethos/webhook_logger
(You can quickly deploy it on your own server, if you don't trust a hosted service).
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Very cool. You can also use osapy.com to inspect 3rd party API requests. Or even combine Osapy with endpoints.dev. I wrote a blogpost how to do that for retool. In which direction do you want to develop the website?
Actually - just tried your website and it doesn't work for me. I tried curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"message":"hello world"}' https://8ef216dd46.endpoints.dev and nothing happened. Maybe check your logs.
How do you generate that unique endpoint? Do you have some worker that generates https config? Whats your magic ?
Not the author, but there's no config that needs to be generated. Just run a HTTPS server with a wildcard cert that serves all traffic from a wildcard 'vhost' *.example.com to your application code. Then, your application can just look at the Host header to see which 'endpoint' it should serve.