This is already covered. Have a look at the anchor feature for pathod. For instance, starting pathod like this: pathod -a /foo=200:b@100 Will result in an HTT

This is already covered. Have a look at the anchor feature for pathod. For instance, starting pathod like this: pathod -a /foo=200:b@100 Will result in an HTTP 200 response with an body of 100 random bytes if you hit the path /foo.