I built the HTTP request catcher that I wanted to use. Every other one I've dealt with is slow, bloated with ads, or doesn't let me easily see a listing of past requests. Thus, httpthing was born.
It's dead simple to use: send a request to `https://httpthing.com/{endpoint}` and the request will be logged for you to inspect. A unique URL will be returned so you can easily see the request details in a browser.
If you want to see all requests sent to `{endpoint}`, just go to `https://httpthing.com/_/{endpoint}`. Requests are public, so it's best to use a randomly generated `{endpoint}`.
Simple, I know, but I've started using it for all of my webhook testing. Let me know if you find it simple and useful as well.
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It's dead simple to use: send a request to `https://httpthing.com/{endpoint}` and the request will be logged for you to inspect. A unique URL will be returned so you can easily see the request details in a browser.
If you want to see all requests sent to `{endpoint}`, just go to `https://httpthing.com/_/{endpoint}`. Requests are public, so it's best to use a randomly generated `{endpoint}`.
Simple, I know, but I've started using it for all of my webhook testing. Let me know if you find it simple and useful as well.