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This is really cool. Any plans for HTTPS support? This could be a really powerful tool for network based reverse engineering (even more so if there was support for predefined request-response pairs so more elaborate cases could be done)
Looks like a great tool for ad hoc testing of HTTP clients. Exactly what I often need during development of the client you use in the demo :)
I was looking for something like this a couple of days back. Looks cool.
Couldn't you just pipe a response file to netcat running on 80?

cat response.html | nc -lp 80

Today I learned something fantastic, thank you! :o)
That's what I used to do :P, one of the features that httplab offer, is that you can inspect the request
Or redirect the standard input of netcat to the response file.

    nc -lp 80 < response.html
What's the correct command for BSD nc (on macOS)? For the `-l` option, the manual says "It is an error to use this option in conjunction with the -p, -s, or -z options".
I think nc -l 80 should do it