miru

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miru 見る

Live OkHttp network traffic in your terminal. An alternative to the Android Studio OkHttp Profiler plugin — useful when you want to monitor network calls without opening the IDE.

Install

go install github.com/anuress/miru@latest

Android setup

Add the interceptor to your app's build.gradle:

debugImplementation 'io.nerdythings:okhttpprofiler:1.0.8'

Register it on your OkHttpClient:

OkHttpClient.Builder()
    .addInterceptor(OkHttpProfilerInterceptor())
    .build()

Usage

miru                              # pick device + process interactively
miru --device emulator-5554       # skip device picker
miru --process com.myapp.debug    # skip process picker
miru --theme github-dark          # use GitHub Dark theme (default: catppuccin-mocha)

Configuration

Create ~/.config/miru/config.json to persist preferences:

{
  "theme": "catppuccin-mocha"
}

Available themes: catppuccin-mocha (default), github-dark

Keys

Request list (left pane)

Key	Action
↑↓	Navigate requests (newest at top)
f	Filter by URL · m:POST · s:4xx
y	Copy curl command for selected request
c	Clear request list
Tab	Switch focus to detail pane
q	Quit

Detail pane (right pane)

Key	Action
↑↓ / j k	Move cursor line by line
Ctrl+U / Ctrl+D	Jump half page up/down
gg / G	Jump to first / last line
←→	Switch tabs
y	Copy value at cursor (header value · JSON value · block)
Y	Copy full raw line at cursor
/	Search — type query, ↑↓ navigate matches, esc clear
Tab	Switch focus back to list

Tabs

Tab	Content
RAW REQUEST	Request headers + body
REQ HEADERS	Request headers only
RESP HEADERS	Response headers only
RESP BODY	Response body (pretty-printed JSON)

Credits

miru is built on top of the OkHttp Profiler library by nerdythings. The interceptor handles data capture on the Android side — miru provides the terminal UI to view that data without requiring Android Studio.