Proxy Configuration

Bruno CLI allows you to configure proxy settings directly from the terminal. You can also add client certificates through the CLI.

Follow the steps below to set up configurations quickly and efficiently.

Disabling Proxies

If you need to bypass all proxy settings (both collection-defined and system proxies) when running requests, you can use the --noproxy flag:

bru run --noproxy

The flag completely disables all proxy settings for that particular CLI run.

Using Client Certificates for API Requests

If your API requests require client certificates for authentication, you can specify using the --client-cert-config option. The configuration should be provided in a JSON file. Here’s an example of how to use this option:

bru run  --client-cert-config /path/to/client-cert-config.json

The client-cert-config.json file should contain the following fields:

{
  "enabled": true,
  "certs": [
    {
      "domain": "usebruno.com",
      "type": "cert",
      "certFilePath": "certs/server_1.crt",
      "keyFilePath": "private/server_1.key",
      "passphrase": "Iu$eBrun0_#Secure!"
    },
    {
      "domain": "the-example.com",
      "type": "pfx",
      "pfxFilePath": "pfx/server_3.pfx",
      "passphrase": "L!ghT_Y@g@mi_2024!"
    }
  ]
}