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  • Background
  • Prerequisites
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  • Create a Scenario
  • Record Requests
  • Configure Recording
  • Send Requests
  • Next Steps

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  1. Guides

How to Record Requests

Overview of recording HTTP(s) requests

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This page provides a guide on how to configure the agent to create cequests.

Background

Prerequisites

  1. Run the agent

  2. Configure the proxy

Getting Started

Create a Scenario

This step is optional but recommended

Record Requests

Requests can be recorded from either the UI or the CLI:

Configure Recording

By default, no additional configuration is needed. However, to configure recording to specific needs, please see:

Send Requests

The following are some suggested ways to send requests to for Stoobly to intercept and record:

  • Navigate to your application's web interface

  • Send requests with cURL

  • Run existing test suites

After sending requests, they are intercepted by the agent and then recorded. You should then see the requests appear in the Stoobly UI.

Next Steps

Request
How to Create Scenarios
Recording from the UI
Recording from the CLI
Proxy Settings
How to Mock APIs
How to Integrate E2E Testing
How to Replay Requests