How to edit response from website with Nodejs HTTP proxy









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So say I'm using a nodejs proxy server, I want it edit the response from a json endpoint. A bit like the fiddler auto-responder, except its in nodejs. For example, say there's the json code "name": "john". I want to use nodejs to edit the response so it says "name": "jane" instead. Can anyone help?










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    Please, show us the code what have you been done so far.
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 10:17










  • Can you please check: stackoverflow.com/questions/20351637/… - you can try modifying the request according to your need.
    – iyerrama29
    Nov 11 at 15:37










  • I want my proxy to intercept the data from the server, edit it, then pass it to the client.
    – Magikal
    Nov 11 at 20:40














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So say I'm using a nodejs proxy server, I want it edit the response from a json endpoint. A bit like the fiddler auto-responder, except its in nodejs. For example, say there's the json code "name": "john". I want to use nodejs to edit the response so it says "name": "jane" instead. Can anyone help?










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    Please, show us the code what have you been done so far.
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 10:17










  • Can you please check: stackoverflow.com/questions/20351637/… - you can try modifying the request according to your need.
    – iyerrama29
    Nov 11 at 15:37










  • I want my proxy to intercept the data from the server, edit it, then pass it to the client.
    – Magikal
    Nov 11 at 20:40












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So say I'm using a nodejs proxy server, I want it edit the response from a json endpoint. A bit like the fiddler auto-responder, except its in nodejs. For example, say there's the json code "name": "john". I want to use nodejs to edit the response so it says "name": "jane" instead. Can anyone help?










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So say I'm using a nodejs proxy server, I want it edit the response from a json endpoint. A bit like the fiddler auto-responder, except its in nodejs. For example, say there's the json code "name": "john". I want to use nodejs to edit the response so it says "name": "jane" instead. Can anyone help?







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    Please, show us the code what have you been done so far.
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 10:17










  • Can you please check: stackoverflow.com/questions/20351637/… - you can try modifying the request according to your need.
    – iyerrama29
    Nov 11 at 15:37










  • I want my proxy to intercept the data from the server, edit it, then pass it to the client.
    – Magikal
    Nov 11 at 20:40












  • 1




    Please, show us the code what have you been done so far.
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 10:17










  • Can you please check: stackoverflow.com/questions/20351637/… - you can try modifying the request according to your need.
    – iyerrama29
    Nov 11 at 15:37










  • I want my proxy to intercept the data from the server, edit it, then pass it to the client.
    – Magikal
    Nov 11 at 20:40







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Please, show us the code what have you been done so far.
– lependu
Nov 11 at 10:17




Please, show us the code what have you been done so far.
– lependu
Nov 11 at 10:17












Can you please check: stackoverflow.com/questions/20351637/… - you can try modifying the request according to your need.
– iyerrama29
Nov 11 at 15:37




Can you please check: stackoverflow.com/questions/20351637/… - you can try modifying the request according to your need.
– iyerrama29
Nov 11 at 15:37












I want my proxy to intercept the data from the server, edit it, then pass it to the client.
– Magikal
Nov 11 at 20:40




I want my proxy to intercept the data from the server, edit it, then pass it to the client.
– Magikal
Nov 11 at 20:40

















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