Proxelar
A programmable MITM proxy written in Rust for intercepting, inspecting, and modifying HTTP/HTTPS traffic with Lua scripting.
What is Proxelar?
Proxelar is a programmable man-in-the-middle proxy written in Rust that intercepts HTTP/HTTPS traffic between applications and the internet. It allows developers to inspect, modify, block, or mock requests and responses in real-time using Lua scripting, solving the problem of debugging and understanding network traffic without guessing.
Developers, QA engineers, and security researchers who need to debug APIs, reverse engineer third-party services, test mobile applications, or automate traffic transformations for development and testing purposes.
Developers choose Proxelar for its combination of performance (thanks to Rust), flexibility (via Lua scripting), and multiple interfaces (TUI, terminal, web GUI). It provides a powerful, open-source alternative to commercial debugging proxies with features like HTTPS interception and both forward and reverse proxy modes.
Overview
Scriptable local traffic workbench for inspecting, intercepting, replaying, and rewriting HTTP/HTTPS and WebSocket traffic.
Use Cases
Best For
- Debugging and inspecting API calls in web or mobile applications
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