netsleuth brings the Chrome DevTools' Network tab to node.js with a native integration and to anything else that speaks HTTP via forward and reverse proxy server.

The public gateway allows you to get publicly accessible URLs for your local development environment, with full TLS and no headaches.

Getting started

netsleuth can be installed as a global command line tool and/or as a dependency in your node.js project.

npm install -g netsleuth
snode myscript.js # runs myscript.js in an inspectable node process, or...
netsleuth inspect http://localhost:3000 myapp.netsleuth.io

npm install --save-dev netsleuth

if (process.env.NODE_ENV == 'dev') {
    var netsleuth = require('netsleuth');
    netsleuth.attach(); // attach the inspector to this process
}

…then open http://localhost:9000 to start inspecting your HTTP(S) requests.

Read the full Getting Started Guide here.

Full documentation is available on the netsleuth website.