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Version: 2.30.1

Gateway

Gateway is one of the core debugging feature of Reqable. As the name suggests, means network gateway. Note that the gateway here is different from the gateway in computer terms, and it only means the unique statement about HTTP network control in Reqable.

Gateway can be enabled or disabled in four ways:

  • Click directly on the gateway icon
  • Right click on the gateway icon -> Enable/Disable
  • Tray -> Gateway -> Enable/Disable
  • Shortcut key Shift + Control + G

When the gateway is enabled, the gateway icon on the QuickBar will turn green and active.

Create Gateway​

There are six ways to create a gateway rule:

  • Right click on the gateway icon -> Add Gateway
  • Tray -> Gateway ->Add Gateway
  • Gateway List -> Click the + icon in the upper right corner
  • Gateway List -> Right-Click Menu -> New
  • Traffic list -> Select a item -> Right-click menu -> Gateway
  • Shortcut key Shift + Alt + G

Enter the rule name and matching URL, the URL supports wildcard * and ? matching, and finally you need to choose a behavior. Reqable supports the following five behaviors:

Allowed Only​

Only allowed traffic will be shown in the list, others will be hidden.

Silently​

Requests that will not be displayed in the traffic list, which can be seen as the inversion of the Allowed Only.

Block Request​

The Reqable proxy server will block the request (the request will not be sent to the server), and immediately disconnect the TCP connection.

Block Response​

The Reqable proxy server will block the response (the response will not be sent to the client), and immediately disconnect the TCP connection.

Suspend Request​

The Reqable proxy server will block the request (the request will not be sent to the server), and the TCP connection will still be maintained. This mode is suitable for testing HTTP request timeouts.

Suspend Response​

The Reqable proxy server will block the response (the response will not be sent to the client), and the TCP connection will still be maintained. This mode is suitable for testing HTTP request timeouts.

Priority

Behavior priority: Block > Suspend > Allowed Only > Silently.

Rules Management​

Rules are matched from top to bottom. The same request can match multiple rules. The one at the front will be executed first. Rules support folder-level management. You can adjust the position by long pressing and dragging. It also supports import and export, which is convenient for sharing and collaboration with others.