CommonGuy

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by CommonGuy 3y ago
There is also https://kreya.app , which has more features, but is closed-source
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Testing APIs with Kreya(kreya.app)
2 points by CommonGuy 3y ago|0 comments
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by CommonGuy 3y ago
It has been indexed completely, it just doesn't show up in the results. We tried all suggestions from that list, nothings works. No manual actions appear, no security issues, no URL removal requests etc
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by CommonGuy 3y ago
1) Thanks for checking. Are there any results from the mapperly.riok.app domain? 2) Yes, checking individual pages such as https://mapperly.riok.app/docs/configuration/enum/ shows that it is indexed, everythi
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by CommonGuy 3y ago
The website is already up for several months...
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Ask HN: Website indexed, but not showing up in Google
1 points by CommonGuy 3y ago|8 comments
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SponsorLink: Trying something new-ish for OSS sustainability(cazzulino.com)
5 points by CommonGuy 3y ago|0 comments
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by CommonGuy 3y ago
As one of the creators, I can recommend https://kreya.app :)
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A detailed comparison of REST and gRPC(kreya.app)
94 points by CommonGuy 3y ago|69 comments
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Never used Mapster myself, but as far as I can see, Mapster does not provide a Roslyn based source generator. By default, it seems to create mappings at runtime (if not using the Mapster Tool to create mappings at build time).
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BloomRPC Just Got Deprecated(kreya.app)
2 points by CommonGuy 4y ago|0 comments
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
It is a Docusaurus ( https://docusaurus.io ) site, served on GitLab pages via Cloudflare. When JavaScript is enabled, Docusaurus pre-fetches links that you hover, resulting in a faster load. So Docusaurus deserves the praise for t
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Kreya does not use Electron, but is also web-based. It uses the native web-view of the OS. Read more about it here: https://kreya.app/blog/how-we-built-kreya
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Thanks for you feedback, it is indeed "sort of the same". The difference is that with an Enterprise plan, company administrators can handle the (amount of) licenses centrally and distribute the licenses to their employees. The Pr
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
API auth in Insomnia still needs to be declared for every operation, which is a bit of a hassle (a point Kreya tries to solve). Import of Insomnia or Postman collections is not yet implemented. However, if you have an OpenAPI/Swagger d
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Pre/Post request scripts are also available in Kreya via the Scripting feature (only available in paid versions), which also allows to define tests. A CLI to run these tests and variables ( https://github.com/riok/K
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Thanks for your feedback, we appreciate it and will improve the product comparisons. We can't deny that Insomnia is a pretty good product :) It has its pros and cons compared to Kreya.
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Correct, the Kreya UI is inspired by Insomnia. Some of the differences are the more complete gRPC support, how API authentication is handled and how the project data is stored.
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Yes, Kreya is closed source. We explain our reasons in https://kreya.app/blog/why-kreya-isnt-open-source (which got us mixed responses). Regarding telemetry, we are very open about what we collect and only use anonymiz
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
Most likely it was Kreta, but we are not 100% sure ourselves. We are based in Switzerland
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by CommonGuy 4y ago
That relation is not on purpose, we found that after we decided on a name. We went through the list of islands on Wikipedia and changed some letters (and even forgot on which island the name Kreya is based on).
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Show HN: Kreya, a Postman Alternative(kreya.app)
71 points by CommonGuy 4y ago|49 comments
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Why Kreya isn't open source(kreya.app)
91 points by CommonGuy 5y ago|124 comments
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by CommonGuy 5y ago
Shameless plug, as I'm one of the creators: Kreya is (in our opinion) the most powerful gRPC GUI client out there, but the UI is not as overloaded as the Postman one. REST support and scripting/test integration coming soon as well
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gRPC Best Practices(kreya.app)
4 points by CommonGuy 5y ago|0 comments
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by CommonGuy 5y ago
Man this hits home... We have similar marketing problems with our product ( https://kreya.app ), even though we think it is much better than competing products. Our "marketing attemps" such as using Show HN (never reache
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by CommonGuy 5y ago
Another option could be to "chunk" the messages with client-/server-streaming or bi-directional calls. But if you call your API from a browser, that may not be possible yet
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by CommonGuy 5y ago
I would recommend https://kreya.app as the Postman alternative for gRPC. It supports much more features than BloomRPC or Insomnia and has some additional goodies that will help advanced users. For example global authentication c
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by CommonGuy 5y ago
Kreya is closed source. We explained our reasons in https://github.com/riok/Kreya/issues/21
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Show HN: Postman Alternative for gRPC(kreya.app)
2 points by CommonGuy 5y ago|3 comments

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