#There is not much to say at this point

This is an electron app that is a poor mans Charles, and it is a long way from complete.

To build it and use it

• enter the command npm run build, This will make a folder called Marvin-darwin-x64 inside of which will be Marvin.app.

• Double click Marvin.app and it will be up and running with developers tools open. BUT First a few more steps

• Once running it sets up a proxy of port 4001, to use this do the following.

  • Test it with Firefox where you can set webproxy to localhost:4001 for both http and https without changing the system proxy.

  • Since it will proxy https traffic as it stands you will also have to import into Firefox's root certificate store the certificate located at marvin/test/certificate-store/ca-cert.pem and make it trusted. If you dont do this Firefox will ask you to accept a security risk when you try to access a https site. I have tested https with bankofamerica and wellsfargo which are quite complicated sites.

• Once this is done you should be ready to rock and roll.

• Marvin displays each http(s) exchange as a single item in a list, click that item and you will see details of the request and response.

• Currently the display of request/response body data is limited.

• On the main menu the only option that works is Record --> Clear, it empties the currently captured data.