Expose connect options and the client socket via a _mitm property #33
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@moll Any feedback on this, or the general idea of providing it? |
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This PR also gives a nice way to bypass requests. Like described in #16. |
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@moll Is there any update on this? My specific problem is that I use |
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I think this still needs addressing. I'll reopen to come around to it eventually. And oh, Feb 17, 2020— that was almost before the apocalypse. Good times! |
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@moll Hi there! This looks super useful, do you think this MR could be moved forward? TIA! |
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Fixes #14.
I ran into a scenario where it was impossible to pair up client sockets, connect options, and HTTP requests using the current API.
This (or something similar) makes it possible to avoid the guesswork and actually simplify my code a bit: https://github.com/unexpectedjs/unexpected-mitm/pull/19/files