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Would love to see a comparison with Bruno[1]. [1]: https://usebruno.com https://usebruno.com
by dhruvkb 2y ago
Would love to see a comparison with Bruno[1].
[1]: https://usebruno.com https://usebruno.com
- gschier 2y agoI've been meaning to put some comparisons together! Bruno is also a good local-first client but leans more toward Postman's market. The main advantage Bruno has is the ability to run tests, and a CLI to do so. Yaak supports more protocols (eg. gRPC and WebSocket), has plugins, and more powerful templating for doing things like generating UUIDs (also extendable via plugins).
- kamalhm 2y agowould you consider adding pre-request and post-request script in yaak also?
- gschier 2y agoIt's definitely under consideration. Yaak has Request Chaining [1] to solve some of the use-cases that scripting is typically for, though, so there isn't a ton of demand for it. [1] https://feedback.yaak.app/help/articles/7017237-request-chaining https://feedback.yaak.app/help/articles/7017237-request-chai...
- literallyroy 2y agoHere’s my own take [1] when I was on the hunt for a good HTTP client a month or so ago. [1]: https://royathan.com/blog/the-api-client-hunt/ https://royathan.com/blog/the-api-client-hunt/
- gschier 2y agoHah, and you chose Yaak!
- douglasq 2y agoThanks for putting this article together. It was exactly what I was needing to decide on which HTTP client to pick. Btw, you could think of adding a way to let your users interact with your blog. I tried search for a comment box or upvote/thumbs-up so I could send my thanks for your efforts on writing it, but could not find it, so I resorted to HN comments. Anyway, it's appreciated!
- silok 2y agoAlso, bruno has a custom declarative API request DSL that is suitable for text-based editing, complementing the usage in the GUI application. https://docs.usebruno.com/bru-lang/overview https://docs.usebruno.com/bru-lang/overview