wuzz

Interactive terminal HTTP client

TLDR

Start interactive HTTP client

$ wuzz

Start with a URL pre-filled

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

Start with a config file

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

Start with TLS verification disabled

$ wuzz --insecure -u [https://self-signed.example.com]

SYNOPSIS

wuzz [-u url] [-c config] [options]

wuzz is an interactive HTTP inspection tool with a terminal user interface. It provides a keyboard-driven environment for building HTTP requests, setting headers and body content, and viewing formatted responses without leaving the terminal.
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. The tool maintains a history of previous requests accessible with Ctrl+S (search) for easy re-execution.

PARAMETERS

-u URL

Pre-fill the URL field with this URL.

-c FILE

Use the specified configuration file.

--insecure

Skip TLS certificate verification.

CAVEATS

Terminal UI only. Does not support WebSocket connections or file uploads. Configuration file uses TOML format.

HISTORY

wuzz was created by Asmaa Asaad as an interactive command-line HTTP inspection tool, written in Go.