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How to copy the response to the clipboard?
See original GitHub issueIn v2 of mitmproxy, I was able to use key binding C to copy the response body into my clipboard. This option does not seem to exist anymore in v4. What was it replaced with?
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@gajus It was replaced with
cut.clipcommand. This command is bound toctrl L(lowercase L). It is universal - you can copy any part of a flow. But it isn’t well-documented for some reasons. This is the full list of flow parts you can copy into your clipboard -> https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy/blob/master/mitmproxy/types.py#L243-L277So, the plan for your case is:
Ctrl l.cut.clip @focus response.raw_content->Enter.We had many users’ reports about inconvinience of this approach. So, maybe it will be replaced in v5.0.
By the way, mitmproxy has very nice forum exactly for such questions 😉 So, it is recommended to ask there not development-related questions.
Best wishes.
I am trying to use mitmproxy for importing flowreader in python 3 (Ubuntu). I am getting ImportError: cannot import name ‘flowreader’ by executing the following lines of code.
from mitmproxy.flow import FlowReaderI tried to install flow reader by “pip3 install FlowReader” but that failed. After searching I haven’t got any clue on this issue. Please guide what can I do to solve it?