log-that-http

Logs outgoing http requests and responses from Node.js.

Features

• Writes each outgoing request and response to console.log
• request and response headers can be included
• request body can be included
• Zero dependencies
• Wide support for popular request libraries
• Node.js supported from version 8 upwards

Demo

npm install log-that-http axios node-fetch

node --require log-that-http -e "const axios=require('axios').default; axios.get('http://www.google.com');"

LOG_THAT_HTTP_HEADERS=true node --require log-that-http -e "const fetch=require('node-fetch').default; fetch('http://www.github.com');"

Usage

node --require log-that-http foo.js or use require('log-that-http') from within your script.

Use the following environment variables to add more info:

• LOG_THAT_HTTP_HEADERS=true to log all request and response headers.
• LOG_THAT_HTTP_BODY=true to log request bodies.

Compatibility

log-that-http is compatible with the popular request libraries and the built-in http and https-modules.

• axios
• got
• node-fetch
• request
• superagent
• http.get() and http.request()
• https.get() and https.request()

Compatibility with Node.js versions from 8 to 11 is tested with the help of npx & node.

Missing something? Please file an issue.