- Move default client ciphers - no need to have a 10-line string default.
- Add some style guidance on options help
- Be consistent about reflowing options help
When the path contains dot ".", replacing all dots will generate a non-exist result and raises a FileNotFoundError. Replacing only the last dot fixes this.
While we're here, make checking that there are NO logs on the proxy more
efficient by setting a short timeout. This reduces total test suite running
time by 15% on my system.
This patch implements the lightweight event system I propose in #2144, adds a
custom event "processing_complete" that is triggered after file read, client
replay and server replay, and introduces a KeepServing addon to handle this for
mitmdump.
This patch moves the final pieces of master functionality into addons.
- Add a ReadFile addon to read from file
- Add a separate ReadStdin addon to read from stdin, only used by mitmdump
- Remove all methods that know about io and serialization from master.Master
Attributes on options share a namespace with options themselves. It's getting
too crowded on our Options object, so let's shift some obvious stuff into the
module.
- Add an options parameter to the start() event. This is to be used by addons
on startup to add custom options.
- Add a running() event that is called once the proxy is up and running.
- With the new paradigm we can't log during master __init__, so add a tiny
termstatus addon to print proxy status to terminal once we're running.
name, type, value matches natural language ($x is a bool with a default value of $y)
and also matches the python type annotation order of name: type = value
We now have one option "proxyauth". If this is "any", we accept any
credentials, if it starts with an @ it's treated as a path to an htpasswd file,
if it is of the form username:password it's a single-user credential.
- Regularise presentation and wording
- Help is mandatory for all options
- Auto-generate wording to say that sequence options can be passed multiple
times on the command-line
We now have --set, so only options that really deserve it get a dedicated flag.
I'm inclined to strip this back even more. Feel free to argue that YOUR
favourite option deserves special treatment here.
The --set option is a universal flag for setting options. Some examples:
Turn on a boolean:
mitmdump --set onboarding=false
Add a value to a sequence:
mitumdupm --set setheaders=/foo/bar/voing
Zero a sequence:
mitumdupm --set setheaders
