Some bullet points:
* Intuitive commands and command aliases * Support for familiar HTTP methods GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE, as well as HEAD, OPTIONS and TRACE * Automatic URL-encoding of query-string parameters and URL fragments * Transcripts, both verbose and summary * Dead-simple cookie handling and redirect following * Built-in help
Why do this when the admirable Node.js-based http-console exists? To begin with, not everybody is into Node yet, and so installing http-console is not as simple as 'gem install htty'. Furthermore, http-console's spare UI is not as full-featured as it might be.
I have some killer features in mind for the near future. Fork and contribute!
