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In case you get any SSL errors or unable to see HTTP/HTTPs requests on iOS Simulators, check out the Troubleshooting section on Proxyman documentation to see if the issue can be resolved.

What if I am unable to see traffic from my iOS Simulator? In case you have 2 Simulators running at the same time, Proxyman can tell you also: Thus, if you haven't started your application or stop running it, the window would appear like this: It's worth mentioning that Proxyman can auto-detect and let you know how many Simulators are running. SOME TIPS & NOTES Proxyman can dectect how many Simulators are running Proxyman will capture and display the content of requests/ responses for your debugging. Once you install the Certificate and reboot the Simulator, you can re-run the application and make an API call. and you're now ready to capture the network traffic from your iOS Simulator. Then you'll need to reboot the Simulator. Click Install and Trust from the setup window and it will automatically configure the Certificate for you. Proxyman provides a Setup Guide to help you simplify all the manual work.

Install and Trust Proxyman Certificate on iOS Simulators On the Tab bar menu, select Certificate -> Install Certificate on iOS -> Simulators. Let's install Proxyman Certificate on your Simulator! Install Certificate on iOS Simulator You can find the source code here.Īs soon as you download and install Proxyman successfully, network traffic would show up immediately on the Proxyman window.Īlthough both Proxyman and the sample project running, we're unable to see the traffic coming at the moment. This tutorial use Alamofire as an example application for debugging.

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Have you ever experienced any issues while working with API calls, when no errors being shown on Xcode, but still there's no data displayed in your app? Have you ever wanted to inspect network calls to debug your application? In this tutorial, we'll see how to use Proxyman as a man-in-the-middle proxy to capture and inspect network traffic on your iOS Simulator(s).