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A (WIP) HTTP Debugging client, inspired by POSTman and Insomnia.
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README.md

Vial

Experimental app for HTTP/HTTPS testing.

Overview

Vial is built in Rust using ratatui for a terminal UI. It provides:

  • High‑level control: duplicate headers, custom TLS.
  • Packet inspection and hex dumps.

The application runs locally with no external accounts or uploads.

Current State

  • Workspace support is incomplete; cannot create or load a workspace.
  • Only HTTP and HTTPS are supported; other protocols not yet implemented.
  • Response handling: plain‑text only; binary data can be displayed as hex dump.

Goals (0.1.0)

  • Implement minimal HTTP/HTTPS functionality.
  • Basic request/response handling.
  • Support binary files via hex dump view.
  • Optional TUI rendering of images.
  • Prepare plugin architecture for future protocols.

Future Work

  • Full custom TLS support.
  • WebSocket and other protocols added gradually.

Documentation

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.