6 ms·

Cool, but the immediate question that comes to mind is: how is it differentiated from Charles Proxy? And congratulations for getting to a TestFlight version!

by natch 6y ago

nghiatran_feels 6y ago
The first thing you can notice that it's easier to use in terms of UI/UX. I had a reasonable experience when working on the Proxyman macOS version, to turn the difficulty to easy and intuitive for everyone. - I introduce the Pin screen to pin your working domains, with less distraction. - Better Request and Response Previewer with multiple lines (in Charles, it's one line, so it's too hard to see long content) - Better Body Previewer with syntax highlighting, adjustable font-size, and JSON TreeView. - Fully support iPad layout with multiple columns (Split View) - and many hidden features :)
- natch 6y ago
  One thing I wish for in Charles (or maybe it’s there but hidden) is the ability to generate full working curl commands with all headers, cookies, and body data. I guess it can generate intermediate formats (I forget the name, h something) and then there are web sites that can convert that to curl but it would be nice to have it built in. Remember that it’s easy to copy/paste straight from iOS to macOS.
  - nghiatran_feels 6y ago
    Yes, It's already supported in the Beta build :D. Select your request -> Menu on the Top-Right Nav -> Copy as cURL. Then you can straight paste to the Terminal on macOS
    - natch 6y ago
      Fantastic!
nghiatran_feels 6y ago
One of the game-changer features I'd implement is "Traffic Streaming". Basically, Proxyman iOS will stream all traffic to Proxyman macOS by using Bonjour service from Apple. Steaming data with zero-configuration. I use this feature in the Atlantis framework (https://github.com/ProxymanApp/atlantis https://github.com/ProxymanApp/atlantis) and I believe that it would save a lot of time (than the current approach by sharing the log via AirDrop)
- tuananh 6y ago
  A million time YES! I hate doing this when I need to work with Charless on iOS.
  - nghiatran_feels 6y ago
    Thanks. After the first release on AppStore, I will implement this feature.

Cool, but the immediate question that comes to mind is: how is it differentiated from Charles Proxy? And congratulations for getting to a TestFlight version!

by natch 6y ago

Cool, but the immediate question that comes to mind is: how is it differentiated from Charles Proxy? And congratulations for getting to a TestFlight version!

nghiatran_feels 6y ago

The first thing you can notice that it's easier to use in terms of UI/UX. I had a reasonable experience when working on the Proxyman macOS version, to turn the difficulty to easy and intuitive for everyone. - I introduce the Pin screen to pin your working domains, with less distraction. - Better Request and Response Previewer with multiple lines (in Charles, it's one line, so it's too hard to see long content) - Better Body Previewer with syntax highlighting, adjustable font-size, and JSON TreeView. - Fully support iPad layout with multiple columns (Split View) - and many hidden features :)

natch 6y ago
One thing I wish for in Charles (or maybe it’s there but hidden) is the ability to generate full working curl commands with all headers, cookies, and body data. I guess it can generate intermediate formats (I forget the name, h something) and then there are web sites that can convert that to curl but it would be nice to have it built in. Remember that it’s easy to copy/paste straight from iOS to macOS.
- nghiatran_feels 6y ago
  Yes, It's already supported in the Beta build :D. Select your request -> Menu on the Top-Right Nav -> Copy as cURL. Then you can straight paste to the Terminal on macOS
  - natch 6y ago
    Fantastic!

nghiatran_feels 6y ago

One of the game-changer features I'd implement is "Traffic Streaming". Basically, Proxyman iOS will stream all traffic to Proxyman macOS by using Bonjour service from Apple. Steaming data with zero-configuration. I use this feature in the Atlantis framework (https://github.com/ProxymanApp/atlantis https://github.com/ProxymanApp/atlantis) and I believe that it would save a lot of time (than the current approach by sharing the log via AirDrop)

tuananh 6y ago
A million time YES! I hate doing this when I need to work with Charless on iOS.
- nghiatran_feels 6y ago
  Thanks. After the first release on AppStore, I will implement this feature.