Sharing data recorded with --record-mode

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James deBoer

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Oct 10, 2013, 4:49:34 PM10/10/13
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We would like to record HTTP requests from our application so we can replay them later, without the server running.

Chromium has a --record-mode option, which is useful for demos (see http://dev.hubspot.com/blog/bulletproof-demos)

From a quick look at the feature, it is using the browser cache to store requests by disregarding the caching headers. There isn't an obvious way to collect this data.

Is it possible to extract the data the Chrome has collected and share it with other browsers?  Has anybody done this or something similar?

Thanks,
James.

Chris Bentzel

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Oct 13, 2013, 9:40:40 AM10/13/13
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One option is to use DevTools, export the network tab as HAR, and use
a number of open source projects (or your own) to replay using the HAR
file as input.
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