Nils Jonsson

See #46 for notes on implementation.

Agreed, parameters to the `http-get` command may be a good idea. Have you tried using the `reuse` command, though? Every time you issue a request (`get`, `post`, `put`, or `delete`)...

Thanks for explaining in more detail. **About addresses** Keep in mind that htty does allow you to alter the address of a request wholesale, rather than piecemeal. You can specify...

You may be interested in a related issue I started, #49.

In fact, your particular example also works with the `cd` command: ``` h​t​t​p​://localhost/> cd /user/1?test=1&now=1 h​t​t​p​://localhost/user/1?test=1&now=1> ```

Agreed. The truth is, it’s kind of a useful bug rather than a feature. The `cd` command builds a URI using fragments, and if you include a _?_ in your...

I looked at both FakeWeb and WebMock early on but became disillusioned by incomplete support for various details of a request. The exact things that I thought were lacking escape...

Completely agree.

Having taken a second look at both FakeWeb and WebMock, I think I favor WebMock slightly. Having reacquainted myself with their APIs, I recall that I was mildly disappointed that...

This is cool. I had not heard of ANSICON before. I'll try it out on Windows 7 and add it to readme instructions (possibly even an htty runtime message on...