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Traffic inspector

See the request. Understand the response. Try it again.

Capture traffic

Start an HTTP tunnel with --inspect, then open the dashboard on localhost:4040 and authenticate. Select the Inspector tab to see captured requests.

terminal
wirerift http 3000 --inspect --server tunnel.example.com:4443 --token YOUR_TOKEN

Look inside

Expand an entry to view request and response headers and syntax-highlighted JSON. Each entry includes its method, path, response status, duration and client IP. Inspection may capture sensitive payloads; keep dashboard access restricted.

Replay and export

Replay sends the captured request to your local service again. Use it to debug webhook handlers without recreating the upstream event. Copy a request as cURL when you need to reproduce it in your terminal. Replaying a request can repeat application side effects.

Use the capture API

Read captures with the authenticated API. Filter by tunnel when several services are running.

terminal
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
  "http://localhost:4040/api/requests?limit=50"

Based on the upstream WireRift reference . Check the source for the latest options.

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