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httpbin

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A simple HTTP request and response service for testing HTTP clients, libraries, and proxies.

About httpbin

httpbin is an HTTP request and response testing service, maintained as Kong's fork of the original postmanlabs/httpbin project by Kenneth Reitz. It is a Flask application, served by gunicorn with the gevent worker, that exposes a set of HTTP endpoints for testing HTTP clients, libraries, proxies, and API integrations — covering request inspection, status codes, authentication schemes, redirects, response headers, and content encoding.

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Distribution:

debian 13

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