Open-source alternatives to Httplab

moco is a multi-protocol mock server and programmable API stub used to simulate HTTP, REST, WebSocket, and Server-Sent Events endpoints. It enables the creation of fake backend services to facilitate development and integration testing without requiring a live server. The project distinguishes itself through its ability to act as a network traffic replay tool, capturing real request-response pairs via a proxy and playing them back locally. It also supports bidirectional communication simulations, including WebSocket server simulation and SSE stream simulation with configurable delivery delays

Mockoon is an HTTP API simulation platform and design tool used to create fake API endpoints that simulate server responses without a backend. It functions as an OpenAPI mock server tool and a JSON API mocking utility, allowing for the rapid iteration of API contracts and the generation of response templates. The project distinguishes itself through a combination of stateful mocking, using a local JSON database to simulate CRUD operations, and the ability to run as a headless API mock server via a command line interface. It supports real-time collaborative editing and AI-assisted prototyping

OkHttp is an HTTP client for the JVM and Android that enables network communication via synchronous and asynchronous requests. It provides a core identity as a comprehensive networking toolkit featuring a WebSocket client for bidirectional data synchronization, a TLS security toolkit for encrypted communication, and a programmable HTTP mock server for simulating backend responses. The project distinguishes itself through a specialized security and performance architecture. It implements mutual TLS, certificate pinning, and DNS over HTTPS to secure data in transit, while utilizing connection p

Command-line tool and library for Windows remote command execution in Go

This project is a Go DNS library used for implementing DNS clients and servers. It provides a toolkit for packet exchange, record parsing, and the development of custom nameservers. The library includes a DNS server framework and a zone manager for parsing standard zone files and synchronizing data via zone transfers. It features a dedicated DNSSEC implementation library for generating cryptographic keys and validating signatures, as well as a TLS transport for encrypted connections between clients and servers. The system covers a broad range of capabilities including DNS resolver functional

gopacket is a Go library for live packet capture and multi-layer protocol decoding. It provides a framework for parsing raw network bytes into structured protocol layers, enabling inspection and analysis of network traffic directly from interfaces or packet capture files. The library distinguishes itself through a layered protocol stack that organizes decoders as independent, composable layers, and an interface-based decoder registry that supports extensible custom protocol development. It offers zero-copy packet decoding for high-throughput parsing, stream-based TCP reassembly to reconstruct

Simple mDNS client/server library in Golang

A library for working with IP addresses and networks in Go

go websocket, a better way to buid your IM server

This project is a Go library and framework for implementing the SSH protocol. It provides a toolkit for building custom SSH servers, managing encrypted connections, and handling remote command execution. The implementation focuses on flexible session management through callback-based handling and a pluggable authentication system that supports passwords, public keys, and certificates. It includes mechanisms for secure network tunneling, including local and reverse port forwarding for TCP and Unix domain socket traffic. The library covers a broad range of protocol capabilities, including cryp

A simple wrapper around libpcap for the Go programming language

FTP client package for Go

Gmqtt is a flexible, high-performance MQTT broker library that fully implements the MQTT protocol V3.x and V5 in golang

Package for downloading things from a string URL using a variety of protocols.