Firstly , I would like to thank you to produce this very great and easy to use work for community.

I have a quick question regarding mock configuration

background:
currently we're using mitmproxy-mock in our test scenario and we have multiple cases which need to be mock differently
my aim is to separate the mock config to be multiple files per test cases so, that the maintainer can easily find the right place when there is the changes need to be done.

question:
as i check , right now it is support only 1 single file to be mock config, Is it possible to support multiple file in same folder ?

Best,
Oz

I use the below config to modify a request path. Is it possible to use a regex in the modify block to get the digits from the middle of the url and move them to the end? Can't really find an answer in the docs. I'm guessing some variant of replace?

    "~^/api/foo/\\d+/bar": {
      "modify":{
        "path": "/api/foo/bar/14"
      }
    }

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I was tried to write project on jquery and javascript ... but some how my iptable with ipsec/ikev2 was unlocked.

Subject of the issue

The mocked request fails if the target host does not exist.

According to the doc
A request handler is triggered when the client makes a request. This occurs before anything is sent to the server

In practice it seems the host gets somehow resolved

Expected behaviour

In case of a match the request returns with value regardless the host.

Actual behaviour

Error message

502 Bad Gateway

ProtocolException('Server connection to (\'nodomain123.com\', 443) failed: Error connecting to "nodomain123.com": [Errno 111] Connection refused')

Steps to reproduce

Use the following config.

mitmproxy -s moxy.py --set mock=config/example.json

{ 
 "request": {
   "/part1/part2/part3": {
     "respond": {
       "content": {
         "foo": 15,
         "bar": "M5",
       }
     }
   }
 }
}

export https_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:8080"
curl https://nodomain123.com/part1/part2/part3 # fails
curl https://google.com/part1/part2/part3 # works

I doubt everyone will read this and I don't know if this belongs here, but I need a bit of an advice and I'm having quite a hard time figuring this out as JS seems a bit painful to me. Say, we send a typical GET request to an URL, like https://www.example.com/ with some string (doesn't matter what it is) and we receive the respond from the real server: "example string". How could I use mitmproxy-mock to now "catch" this certain HTTP response and, say, change the said string to a different string, like "oh that's my own!" ?
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