Import from ModHeader
Learn how to import your ModHeader configuration into Requestly seamlessly and start modifying HTTP headers more powerfully.
Requestly is a powerful HTTP Interception and Mocking Tool. At Requestly, we aim to provide a cohesive shift-left developer experience for intercepting, debugging, mocking, developing, and testing APIs.
What’s Covered in This Video:
→ How to export your ModHeader config as a JSON file
→ Where to find the "Import from ModHeader" option in Requestly
→ Step-by-step guide to importing header rules
→ Tips to verify and manage imported rules
→ Smoothly transitioning to a more advanced HTTP toolkit
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→ Download Requestly here: https://requestly.io/downloads
→ Chrome Store: https://rqst.ly/chrome-store
→ Documentation: https://docs.requestly.com/
→ GitHub: https://github.com/requestly/requestly/
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Exporting config from ModHeader
00:39 - Navigating to Import option in Requestly
01:14 - End
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