wuzz

Interactive cli tool for HTTP inspection.

Wuzz command line arguments are similar to cURL’s arguments, so it can be used to inspect/modify requests copied from the browser’s network inspector with the “copy as cURL” feature.

Installation and usage

GO

$ go get github.com/asciimoo/wuzz
$ "$GOPATH/bin/wuzz" --help

Note: golang >= 1.10 required.

Binary releases are also available.

Apt

$ apt install wuzz

Apk

$ apk add wuzz

Scoop

$ scoop bucket add main
$ scoop install main/wuzz

X-CMD

$ x env use wuzz

Nix

$ nix-shell -p wuzz

Configuration

It is possible to override default settings in a configuration file. The default location is "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/wuzz/config.toml"on linux and ~/.wuzz/config.toml on other platforms. -c/--config switches can be used to load config file from custom location.

See example configuration for more details.

Commands

Keybinding	Description
F1	Display help
Ctrl+R	Send request
Ret	Send request (only from URL view)
Ctrl+S	Save response
Ctrl+E	Save request
Ctrl+F	Load request
Ctrl+C	Quit
Ctrl+K, Shift+Tab	Previous view
Ctlr+J, Tab	Next view
Ctlr+T	Toggle context specific search
Ctrl+L	Clear all tabs to default
Alt+H	Toggle history
Down	Move down one view line
Up	Move up one view line
Page down	Move down one view page
Page up	Move up one view page
F2	Jump to URL
F3	Jump to query parameters
F4	Jump to HTTP method
F5	Jump to request body
F6	Jump to headers
F7	Jump to search
F8	Jump to response headers
F9	Jump to response body
F11	Redirects Restriction Mode

Context specific search

Wuzz accepts regular expressions by default to filter response body. Custom query syntax can be toggled by pressing Ctrl+T. The following formats have context specific search syntax:

Response format	Query syntax
HTML	https://github.com/PuerkitoBio/goquery
JSON	https://github.com/tidwall/gjson

TODO

• Better navigation
• Autocompletion
• Tests

Bugs / Suggestions

Bugs or suggestions? Visit the issue tracker or join #wuzz on freenode