ReHTTP is a project to help developers debug, collaborate and share HTTP requests. This tool is designed to take all the features missing from existing tools and bring them into a single open source application.

• RequestBin
• hurl.it
• Blueprint

• Ruby 2.1.0
• PostgreSQL

$ script/bootstrap

This will check everything is where it should be and that you have all the required dependencies available.

ReHTTP is running on unicorn and follows the unix process model and resources are controlled via a Procfile. This allows gives the ability of determining what process types get what resources within the application and also allows for quick scalability should it be needed.

To start the web server, run script/server.

ReHTTP gives you the ability to embed a particular request into any page. This becomes quite handy for documentation or example use guides as it has the request and response available for inspection. In addition to the base embedding of the body you can choose what parts (navigation, URL and headers) of the request you would would like to show. Below are some screenshots and the embed code to achieve them.

Just body response <script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js"></script>.

Body with URL <script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js?show_url=true"></script>

Body with navigation <script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js?show_navigation=true"></script>

Body with HTTP headers <script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js?show_headers=all"></script>

In addition to the examples above, you can also mix and match the embed request params to suit your needs.

URL with navigation <script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js?show_navigaton=true&show_url=true"></script>

URL with HTTP headers <script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js?show_url=true&show_headers=all"></script>

When embedding requests you don't always need to show all HTTP request headers and instead you may only wish to show a selection of the headers that relate to the request at hand. ReHTTP allows you to do this by passing through the header name in the show_headers query parameter.

For example, if you only want to show the "status" and "content-type" HTTP headers you would use the following snippet.

<script src="https://rehttp.me/r/a93d2a2a.js?show_headers=status,content-type"></script>

Which would give you the following output:

The testing tool of choice is RSpec and the test suite can be run using script/test.