wuzz

Interactive terminal HTTP client

TLDR

Start interactive HTTP client

$ wuzz

Start with a URL pre-filled

$ wuzz [https://api.example.com/users]

Start with custom headers (cURL-compatible syntax)

$ wuzz -H "[Content-Type: application/json]" [https://api.example.com]

Start with POST data

$ wuzz -X POST -d '{"key":"value"}' [https://api.example.com]

Start with a config file

$ wuzz -c [~/.wuzz/config.toml]

SYNOPSIS

wuzz [-H header]... [-d data] [-X method] [-t msecs] [-c config] [URL]

wuzz is an interactive HTTP inspection tool with a terminal user interface. Command line arguments are compatible with cURL syntax, so requests can be copied from browser network inspectors using "copy as cURL".The interface has separate panels for URL, method, headers, request body, query parameters, and response. Navigation uses Tab/Shift+Tab between panels and Ctrl+R to send the request. Ctrl+S saves the response, Ctrl+E saves the request, Ctrl+F loads a saved request, and Alt+H toggles history. F2-F9 jump to specific panels.

PARAMETERS

-H, --header HEADER

Set a request header (can be specified multiple times).

-d, --data DATA

Set the request body data.

-X, --request METHOD

Set the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.).

-t, --timeout MSECS

Request timeout in milliseconds.

-F, --form FIELD

Set multipart form data.

-c, --config FILE

Use the specified configuration file.

--insecure

Skip TLS certificate verification.

CAVEATS

Terminal UI only. Configuration file uses TOML format (default: $XDGCONFIGHOME/wuzz/config.toml on Linux, ~/.wuzz/config.toml elsewhere).

HISTORY

wuzz was created by asciimoo as an interactive command-line HTTP inspection tool, written in Go. Available at https://github.com/asciimoo/wuzz.