This is a super quick-and-dirty WSGI application that prints out a few pieces of HTTP info (headers, GET/POST details). I’ve just implemented the bare minimum needed for a work project, so this is woefully incomplete. Feel free to fork and hack on it to fit your needs.
Pull requests are accepted and encouraged.
Installation and Usage
Install and run:
$ pip install http_dumper $ http_dumper
Point traffic at port 8000 and watch stdout.
Support
Good luck!
License
BSD!
1 maintainer
Metadata
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