Firstly, thanks a lot for spdycat, it's a huge help to be able to easily automate SPDY requests from a shell. We're using it to artificially warm our Varnish caches with SPDY optimised page versions. Would have been a real nightmare to automate a SPDY capable browser, so you've saved us a huge amount of work. Thank you kindly.
If I may offer one small, low priority feature request, it would be great to have a flag that enables coloured output even when the output is piped. I'm a big fan of byobu (a wrapper for screen / tmux) which means I try to use less instead of scroll back. With tools like puppet which always output colours, I use less -R with great affection. I'd be wonderful to be able to do something like src/spdycat --color -v https://www.google.com/ | less -R and see coloured output... :-)
Firstly, thanks a lot for
spdycat
, it's a huge help to be able to easily automate SPDY requests from a shell. We're using it to artificially warm our Varnish caches with SPDY optimised page versions. Would have been a real nightmare to automate a SPDY capable browser, so you've saved us a huge amount of work. Thank you kindly.If I may offer one small, low priority feature request, it would be great to have a flag that enables coloured output even when the output is piped. I'm a big fan of byobu (a wrapper for screen / tmux) which means I try to use less instead of scroll back. With tools like puppet which always output colours, I use
less -R
with great affection. I'd be wonderful to be able to do something likesrc/spdycat --color -v https://www.google.com/ | less -R
and see coloured output... :-)