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`htping` is a command-line tool that works like `ping`, but instead of sending ICMP packets, it repeatedly makes HTTP GET requests to check if a website is available.

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htping - Ping but for HTTP

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htping is a command-line tool that works like ping, but instead of sending ICMP packets, it repeatedly makes HTTP GET requests to check if a website is available.

Installation

To install htping from PyPI:

pip install htping

Usage

To use htping, simply run it from the command line followed by the URL you want to ping:

htping https://www.example.com

Options

  • -i, --interval: Interval in seconds between requests (default is 1.0 seconds).
  • -c, --count: Number of pings to send. (default is none)

Example

htping https://www.example.com -i 2

This will send HTTP GET requests to https://www.example.com every 2 seconds.

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htping is a simple tool for monitoring the availability and responsiveness of websites by sending periodic HTTP GET requests.

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`htping` is a command-line tool that works like `ping`, but instead of sending ICMP packets, it repeatedly makes HTTP GET requests to check if a website is available.

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