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I was wondering how open are you for a PR that would open ability to configure a delay on the socket.
I was thinking something between these line:
Mitm.prototype.connect = function connect(orig, Socket, opts, done) { ... const origSocket = orig.call(this, opts, done) if (client.delay) { origSocket.pause() setTimeout(() => { origSocket.resume() }, client.delay) } ... }
Potential usage:
mitm.on('connect', function (socket: any, _opts: any) { console.log('bypassing connection') socket.delay = 1000 socket.bypass() })
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Hey, @kamaz! Thanks for the idea.
Not against supporting delays, but I'm not yet sure what exactly should be delayed. Perhaps the initial connection (client socket's connect)...
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What are you trying to test there? Some timeouts on initial connection? Including DNS resolving delays?
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I was wondering how open are you for a PR that would open ability to configure a delay on the socket.
I was thinking something between these line:
Potential usage:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: