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loh

v3.0.1

Published

http request on cli with ease

Downloads

7

Readme

loh

Make http request on cli with ease

Installation

Use package managers:

npm install -g loh # npm
yarn global add loh # yarn
npx loh 

Usage

Fetch request

You can do a fetch request using axios with ease

$ loh fetch --url https://example.com

Re-run commands

You can easily rerun previous commands (and make changes)

$ loh rerun 

Run loh help to see the list of available commands and options

Options

| Option | Description | Example | | ---------- | --------------- | ----------- | | -u, --url | Specify the url to make request to | loh fetch -u https://example.com | | -m, --method | Specify the request method | loh fetch -u https://example.com -m POST | | -o, --output | Specify a filename for response output | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org -o output.txt | | -d, --display | Display some output data as preview | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --display | | -r, --repeat | Specify the amount of requests to make repeatedly | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org -r 5 | | -w, --wait | Specify the time to wait in (ms) before the next request is made | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --wait 1000 -r 5 | | -H, --headers | Set the request header | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --headers '{"Authorization": "Bearer 1234"}' | | -B, --body | Set the request body | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --method POST --body '{"value": "hello world"}' | | -t, --timeout | Timeout of the request | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --timeout 2000 | | -p, --proxy | Set the request proxy | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --proxy user:[email protected]:9050 | | --relay | Use a random fetch relay to make the request | loh fetch -u https://loh.js.org --relay |

Configure Relays

loh supports Relay Server

# add relay
$ loh --addrelay https://relayserver.example

# remove relay
$ loh --removerelay https://relayserver.example

# list relay
$ loh --listrelays https://relayserver.example

Contributors

License

This project is available as open source under the terms of the AGPL-3.0 License