TUI Reference¶

pyfetcher includes an interactive terminal user interface built with Textual.

Installation¶

pip install 'fetchkit[tui]'

pyfetcher-tui
# or
python -m pyfetcher.tui.app

The TUI features a split-pane layout:

Left panel: URL input, method selector, browser profile selector, custom headers editor, and action buttons.
Right panel: Response log showing fetch results, headers, links, text, and metadata.

Key	Action
`Ctrl+F`	Execute the current request
`Ctrl+H`	Preview generated headers
`Ctrl+L`	Extract links from last response
`Ctrl+T`	Extract readable text from last response
`Q`	Quit the application

Fetch: Enter a URL, select method and browser profile, click Fetch or press Ctrl+F.
Headers Preview: View the full set of headers that would be sent for the selected browser profile.
Link Extraction: After fetching a page, extract all internal and external links.
Text Extraction: Strip scripts/nav/footer and view the readable text content.
Metadata: View page title, description, canonical URL, and Open Graph metadata.