Fiddler clone as an exercise for the IT accelerator program, made in Go.
Just execute the goproxy file from the 'src/github.com/jorgevazquezmeli/goproxy' folder. The proxy runs on 127.0.0.1:8080, so you'll need to set up your proxy settings in your favorite browser. The proxy outputs data for each request and response data only for HTML/JSon content. You can also see an excerpt from the body.
The proxy works with https sites but it does not log requests and responses.
To use it, you'll need to set up your favorite browser.
In Firefox, press the main menu button on the top right corner and select the Preferences option. From there, use the top search form to look for the "proxy" button. Click on the button and in the new window select "Manual Proxy". In the corresponding fields, type 127.0.0.1 as the server and 8080 as the port. Below, check that the option "Proxy DNS when using SOCKS 5" is also selected.
In Chrome, go to the main menu button on the top right corner of your browser and select Settings. In the search bar, type "proxy" and click on "Open proxy settings." In Mac OS, a new window will open with your system's proxy settings. In there, select "Web Proxy (HTTP)" and type 127.0.0.1 as the URL and 8080 as the port. Click OK and Apply.
