>mitmdump --help

usage: mitmdump [options] [filter]

positional arguments:
filter_args Filter expression, equivalent to setting both the
view_filter and save_stream_filter options.

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show version number and exit
--options Show all options and their default values
--commands Show all commands and their signatures
--set option[=value] Set an option. When the value is omitted, booleans are
set to true, strings and integers are set to None (if
permitted), and sequences are emptied. Boolean values
can be true, false or toggle.
-q, --quiet Quiet.
-v, --verbose Increase log verbosity. 打印详细日志
--mode MODE, -m MODE Mode can be "regular", "transparent", "socks5",
"reverse:SPEC", or "upstream:SPEC". For reverse and
upstream proxy modes, SPEC is host specification in
the form of "http[s]://host[:port]". 设置代理模式，如反向代理，socks5，默认regular
--no-anticache
--anticache Strip out request headers that might cause the server
to return 304-not-modified.
--no-showhost
--showhost Use the Host header to construct URLs for display.
--rfile PATH, -r PATH
Read flows from file.
--scripts SCRIPT, -s SCRIPT
Execute a script. May be passed multiple times.
--stickycookie FILTER
Set sticky cookie filter. Matched against requests.
--stickyauth FILTER Set sticky auth filter. Matched against requests.
--save-stream-file PATH, -w PATH
Stream flows to file as they arrive. Prefix path with
+ to append.
--no-anticomp
--anticomp Try to convince servers to send us un-compressed data.
--flow-detail LEVEL The display detail level for flows in mitmdump: 0
(almost quiet) to 3 (very verbose). 0: shortened
request URL, response status code, WebSocket and TCP
message notifications. 1: full request URL with
response status code 2: 1 + HTTP headers 3: 2 + full
response content, content of WebSocket and TCP
messages. flow-detail显示详情的级别0,1,2,3

Proxy Options:
--listen-host HOST Address to bind proxy to.
--listen-port PORT, -p PORT
Proxy service port.
--no-server, -n
--server Start a proxy server. Enabled by default.
--ignore-hosts HOST Ignore host and forward all traffic without processing
it. In transparent mode, it is recommended to use an
IP address (range), not the hostname. In regular mode,
only SSL traffic is ignored and the hostname should be
used. The supplied value is interpreted as a regular
expression and matched on the ip or the hostname. May
be passed multiple times.
--allow-hosts HOST Opposite of --ignore-hosts. May be passed multiple
times.
--tcp-hosts HOST Generic TCP SSL proxy mode for all hosts that match
the pattern. Similar to --ignore-hosts, but SSL
connections are intercepted. The communication
contents are printed to the log in verbose mode. May
be passed multiple times.
--upstream-auth USER:PASS
Add HTTP Basic authentication to upstream proxy and
reverse proxy requests. Format: username:password.
--proxyauth SPEC Require proxy authentication. Format: "username:pass",
"any" to accept any user/pass combination, "@path" to
use an Apache htpasswd file, or
"ldap[s]:url_server_ldap:dn_auth:password:dn_subtree"
for LDAP authentication.
--no-rawtcp
--rawtcp Enable/disable experimental raw TCP support. TCP
connections starting with non-ascii bytes are treated
as if they would match tcp_hosts. The heuristic is
very rough, use with caution. Disabled by default.
--no-http2
--http2 Enable/disable HTTP/2 support. HTTP/2 support is
enabled by default.

SSL:
--certs SPEC SSL certificates of the form "[domain=]path". The
domain may include a wildcard, and is equal to "*" if
not specified. The file at path is a certificate in
PEM format. If a private key is included in the PEM,
it is used, else the default key in the conf dir is
used. The PEM file should contain the full certificate
chain, with the leaf certificate as the first entry.
May be passed multiple times.
--cert-passphrase PASS
Passphrase for decrypting the private key provided in
the --cert option.
--no-ssl-insecure
--ssl-insecure, -k Do not verify upstream server SSL/TLS certificates.
--key-size KEY_SIZE TLS key size for certificates and CA.

Client Replay:
--client-replay PATH, -C PATH
Replay client requests from a saved file. May be
passed multiple times.

Server Replay:
--server-replay PATH, -S PATH
Replay server responses from a saved file. May be
passed multiple times.
--no-server-replay-kill-extra
--server-replay-kill-extra
Kill extra requests during replay.
--no-server-replay-nopop
--server-replay-nopop
Don't remove flows from server replay state after use.
This makes it possible to replay same response
multiple times.
--no-server-replay-refresh
--server-replay-refresh
Refresh server replay responses by adjusting date,
expires and last-modified headers, as well as
adjusting cookie expiration.

Map Remote:
--map-remote PATTERN, -M PATTERN
Map remote resources to another remote URL using a
pattern of the form "[/flow-filter]/url-
regex/replacement", where the separator can be any
character. May be passed multiple times.

Map Local:
--map-local PATTERN Map remote resources to a local file using a pattern
of the form "[/flow-filter]/url-regex/file-or-
directory-path", where the separator can be any
character. May be passed multiple times.

Modify Body:
--modify-body PATTERN, -B PATTERN
Replacement pattern of the form "[/flow-
filter]/regex/[@]replacement", where the separator can
be any character. The @ allows to provide a file path
that is used to read the replacement string. May be
passed multiple times.

Modify Headers:
--modify-headers PATTERN, -H PATTERN
Header modify pattern of the form "[/flow-
filter]/header-name/[@]header-value", where the
separator can be any character. The @ allows to
provide a file path that is used to read the header
value string. An empty header-value removes existing
header-name headers. May be passed multiple times.