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ts-http-forge

v0.1.4

Published

A tool for security researchers who need to modify HTTP requests in weird ways to test and trick HTTP parsers.

Readme

ts-http-forge

A tool for security researchers who need to modify HTTP requests in weird ways to test and trick HTTP parsers. This library lets you change any HTTP request without complaining about broken or invalid HTTP syntax. It will only give errors if you pass bad input or wrong arguments to the modifiers.

Installation

pnpm add ts-http-forge

Usage

import { HttpForge } from 'ts-http-forge';

const modified = HttpForge.create(rawRequest)
  .method('POST')
  .build();

Available Modifiers

Request Line

  • .method(method: string) - Change the HTTP method
  • .path(path: string) - Change the request path
  • .setQuery(query: string) - Replace the entire query string
  • .addQueryParam(key: string, value: string) - Add a query parameter
  • .removeQueryParam(key: string) - Remove a query parameter
  • .upsertQueryParam(key: string, value: string) - Add or update a query parameter

Headers

  • .addHeader(name: string, value: string) - Add a new header
  • .setHeader(name: string, value: string) - Set/replace a header
  • .removeHeader(name: string) - Remove a header

Body

  • .body(body: string) - Set the request body