reqType

Modify the media-type and charset parts of the content-type request header.

content-type structure:

<media-type>; charset=<encoding>

Rule Syntax

pattern reqType://type[;charset] [filters...]

Parameters	Description	Detailed Documentation
pattern	Expression to match request URLs	Match Pattern Documentation
type[;charset]	type request type, charset encoding • Inline/embedded/Values content ⚠️ Loading data from files/remote URLs is not supported
filters	Optional filters, supports matching: • Request URL/method/header/content • Response status code/header	Filter Documentation

reqType is mainly used to modify the request type The media-type part, the charset part is optional. If the charset part is not set, the original charset part of the request (if present) will be retained.

Configuration Example

Shortcut Commands (Strings without /)

• urlencoded: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
• form: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
• json: application/json
• xml: application/xml
• text: text/plain
• upload: multipart/form-data
• multipart: multipart/form-data
• Other: mime.lookup(type)

# Without encoding, the `content-type` request header becomes `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`
www.example.com/path reqType://form

# With encoding, the `content-type` request header becomes `application/json;charset=utf8`
www.example.com/path reqType://json;charset=utf8

Complete Type

# Change the `content-type` in the request header to `text/plain`
www.example.com/path reqType://text/plain

# Change the `content-type` in the request header to `text/plain;charset=utf8`
www.example.com/path reqType://text/plain;charset=utf8

Associated Protocols

1. Directly modify the request header: reqHeaders://content-type=xxx
2. Modify the request content encoding: reqCharset://encoding