Fiddler packet capture data transfer to Python code

After capturing packets and writing code, there are often many protocol headers or submission information that need to be processed, which is very annoying. So I wrote this little tool, pure green version.

step:

1. Capture the packet normally, and copy all the contents of the request packet;

2. Paste it into the software and click Convert;

3. Copy the converted code to the Python editor and run it (when Fiddler is open, it will report an error if Python is required to run, just close Fiddler).

Operation video:

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/C5aB7RUyTj6VHrcX9Z92UQ

The video demonstrates GET and POST requests. The converted code for most request packets can be run directly. A small number of protocol headers have quotation marks, so you can manually modify them slightly.

Note: The video is accelerated, and the operation is very simple. It is recommended to watch horizontally for better clarity.

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Origin blog.csdn.net/a18065597272/article/details/129708153