davecheney/httpstat

Features

• Round-Trip Time Measurements - Calculates network latency by recording precise timestamps for TCP handshakes and HTTP exchanges.
• Command-Line HTTP Clients - Functions as a terminal-based utility for constructing and sending HTTP requests with timing stats.
• HTTP Request Debuggers - Provides a terminal interface for analyzing HTTP headers, bodies, and connection performance.
• HTTP Request Management - Manages the lifecycle of HTTP requests, including redirect following and proxy routing.
• Network Performance Analyzers - Audits the timing and latency of HTTP requests to identify performance bottlenecks.
• TLS Configurations - Manages secure transport settings, including certificate validation rules and client-side credentials.
• Request Execution - Provides the core capability to execute HTTP requests with custom methods and headers via the command line.
• HTTP Request Debugging - Provides a diagnostic interface for sending customized requests and inspecting detailed responses for troubleshooting.
• HTTP Traffic Inspection - Provides real-time monitoring and analysis of HTTP request and response headers and bodies.
• Handshake Latency Analysis - Measures the latency and timing overhead of secure web requests, including the TLS handshake.
• Request Performance Metrics - Analyzes network transaction metadata such as response timing and status metrics.
• API Request Configurations - Enables detailed configuration of HTTP methods, custom headers, and request bodies.
• Proxy Environment Variable Configurations - Supports routing network traffic through proxy servers using standard system environment variables.
• HTTPS Connection Troubleshooting - Enables testing of secure connections through certificate management and TLS handshake validation.
• Encrypted Connection Handlers - Implements handlers for managing TLS handshakes and encrypted connections using client-side certificates and validation overrides.
• Secure Connection Handlers - Provides security layers for managing TLS encryption, certificate validation, and client-side credentials for network connections.
• API Integration Testing - Facilitates verifying that web endpoints return expected status codes and data for integration testing.
• Terminal Color Formatting - Uses ANSI escape codes to provide color-coded output for visually separating request and response metadata.
• File-Based Request Bodies - Allows loading request body data directly from local files into the outgoing HTTP request.

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