Before starting, make sure that you are using Requestly desktop app. If not, you can download the desktop app from this link.
Setting up the terminal proxy
Open Requestly Desktop and move to the connected app section.
Click on the Terminal section, which will open a dialog containing all the steps to set up a terminal proxy. Just a single step in this case.
Now copy that command from dialog and paste it into your local terminal.
. <(curl -sS localhost:7040/tpsetup)
Terminal proxy is limited to a session. Closing a terminal may end the proxy session too.
Once done, you will see the text as requestly enabled successfully.
If yes, then congrats as you have successfully set up proxy in your terminal.
Check whether you terminal proxy is working or not.
Move to Network Traffic tab in Requestly desktop app and keep it open side by side with the terminal
Now Make a curl request to https://amiusing.requestly.io/ using your terminal and look for that request in the network interception tab.
curl https://amiusing.requestly.io/
If you see that curl request getting intercepted in your network interception tab, then your proxy is working successfully.
(Hard way) One more way to verify your proxy is to look directly at the curl request result to https://amiusing.requestly.io/ . If it contains a success keyword, then your terminal proxy is working else, not.