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Usage

prxs is keyboard-oriented, with a lower input field for complex operations and simple keybindings for more simple things

Keybindings

  • m to return to the main tab
  • p to copy a request to a new tab
  • (a|s|w) to select the pane with that symbol in the left-hand corner
  • (i|:) to start typing in the input field
  • j or the down arrow to scroll down
  • k or the up arrow to go up
  • f to forward the currently-selected request if it has not been forwarded or dropped yet
  • d to drop the currently-selected request if it has not been forwarded or dropped yet
  • q or escape to quit
  • e when a tab's notes pane is selected to open the notes in an external editor

Input

  • :{integer} to go to the tab with the specified index
  • :gz to try gunzipping the currently-selected request's response (or the response on the currently-selected tab)
  • :q to quit
  • :rn {name} to rename the current tab (if it is not main) to the specified name

Config

The default config file is located at the equivalent of ~/.config/prxs/config.toml (different for Windows and macOS).

The command line flags can be generated by running prxs --help:

Usage: prxs [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -c, --config <CONFIG_PATH>       The config file to parse
  -p, --port <PORT>                The port to run on
  -s, --session [<SESSION_FILE>]   The session file to open
      --auto-gunzip <AUTO_GUNZIP>  Whether to automatically gunzip request responses [possible values: true, false]
  -h, --help                       Print help
  -V, --version                    Print version

All of these options, besides help, version, and config, can be overridden in the config file.