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I noticed when running tests the output of `web/src/js/__tests__/ducks/_tflow.ts` would change depending on how I set my timezone, e.g. $ TZ=America/Los_Angeles pytest --quiet \ test/mitmproxy/tools/web/test_app.py >/dev/null \ && grep --extended-regexp 'not(after|before)' web/src/js/__tests__/ducks/_tflow.ts "notafter": 2235132207, "notbefore": 1604415807, $ TZ=Asia/Tokyo pytest --quiet \ test/mitmproxy/tools/web/test_app.py >/dev/null \ && grep --extended-regexp 'not(after|before)' web/src/js/__tests__/ducks/_tflow.ts "notafter": 2235074607, "notbefore": 1604354607 It looks like this is because the `cert_to_json` function simply calls `timestamp` the `datetime` object from `x509.Certificate.not_valid_before`, however, this `datetime` object is not timestamp aware, from the docs [1]: > A naïve datetime representing the beginning of the validity period for the certificate in UTC So when serializing to JSON, first convert the `datetime` to UTC then call `timestamp`. A test was added by inspecting one of the test certs with: $ openssl x509 -in test/mitmproxy/net/data/text_cert_2 -text Extracting the date and asserting on that. The corresponding test has also been re-run so that `_tflow.ts` was regenerated with it's correct value. Snapshots were also updated via: $(npm bin)/jest --updateSnapshot [1] https://cryptography.io/en/latest/x509/reference/#cryptography.x509.Certificate.not_valid_after |
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Quick Start
- Install mitmproxy as described in
../CONTRIBUTING.md
- Run
node --version
to make sure that you have at least Node.js 14 or above. If you are on Ubuntu <= 20.04, you need to upgrade. - Run
npm install
to install dependencies - Run
npm start
to start live-compilation - Run
mitmweb
after activating your Python virtualenv (see../CONTRIBUTING.md
).
Testing
- Run
npm test
to run the test suite.
Architecture
There are two components:
-
Server:
mitmproxy/tools/web
-
Client:
web
Contributing
We very much appreciate any (small) improvements to mitmweb. Please do not include the compiled assets in
mitmproxy/tools/web/static
in your pull request. Refreshing them on every commit would massively increase repository size. We will update these
files before every release.
Developer Tools
npm start
supports live-reloading if you install a matching browser extension.- You can debug application state using the React DevTools and Redux DevTools browser extensions.