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Ask HN: What's Happens to Yesterday's curl submission?
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by jicea 5y ago
Shameless plug, we've built hurl [1] to add some syntactic sugar over curl, with plain text. For example, you can write a text file post.hurl: POST https://api.ctl.io/v2/authentication/login { &
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by jicea 5y ago
Could you share your Spring/Spring Boot alternatives? Are they Java based? I'm doing backend stuff with Spring Boot and I would like to test alternatives. Spring boot is not that difficult to work with, but I would like to test a
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Unitree's AlienGo Quadruped Can Now Wield a Lightsaber(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by jicea 5y ago
Agree, collapsing margins are counterintuitive, and only applied to top and bottom margin. It’s really surprising how many people don’t know it’s a thing and fight the box model. If you think you’re constantly fighting layout, try to read
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In Go 1.18, generics are implemented through code specialization(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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by jicea 5y ago
A few years ago, I implemented UI automatic tests on a bunch of iOS apps. The Apple go-to framework was UIAutomation . It was a pretty good tool for this job, albeit limited. What I liked a lot was that the framework relied upon accessibil
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by jicea 5y ago
It immediately reminds me of Voyelles a poem, written in 1895 by Arthur Rimbaud A noir, E blanc, I rouge, U vert, O bleu : voyelles, Je dirai quelque jour vos naissances latentes : A, noir corset velu des mouches éclatantes Qui
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Coding Guidelines for an Easier Life(mcdermottroe.com)
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by jicea 5y ago
Following a style guideline is really important in scripts. But, having your scripts checked by ShellCheck [1] is really mandatory. Can’t imagine to write any script without it. [1] https://www.shellcheck.net/
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by jicea 5y ago
Hi, HN seems to remove the anchor from the submitted link, direct link to the doc is https://docs.github.com/en/github/writing-on-github/getting-...
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GitHub Readme Support Image Dark Mode(docs.github.com)
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by jicea 5y ago
I'm a maintainer of a cli HTTP client with a text plain file format, Hurl [1]. I would like to begin to add support for various IDE (VSCode, IntelliJ), starting from syntax highlighting, but I have hard time to start. I struggle on man
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Documenting HTTP Requests with Hurl(zerokspot.com)
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The Kotlin Mascot(blog.jetbrains.com)
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by jicea 5y ago
As a matter of fact, our first implementation of Hurl was written in Python. We switch to Rust because: - we're a 30 developper team with Linux, Windows and macOs computers. Installing Hurl with Python on Windows boxes was always a cha
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by jicea 5y ago
Yes, we began to work on Hurl three years ago and the file format was "accidentaly" close to IntelliJ's HTTP file format. For the request part, it's not a coincidence since Hurl and IntelliJ's HTTP looks like "
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Show HN: Hurl – Run and test HTTP requests with plain text, curl and Rust(hurl.dev)
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by jicea 5y ago
We're releasing a new version of Hurl, a simple HTTP cli tool built on top of libcurl and Rust. Hurl allows running HTTP requests defined in a plain text format. It can be used to fetch data, or play a scenario (sequence of requests),
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by jicea 5y ago
I’ve a very small working experience with Go, tried it on few personal projects to test the language. Globally I really like it, and I’ve been pleased by a lot of « features » (simplicity, explicitness, readability of the standard lib etc…)
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by jicea 5y ago
Testing apis with Postman is really interesting and you can learn a lot just by inspecting requests with the browser’s developper tools. We’ve build a command line tool [1] to be able to simply add integration tests in our CI/CD pipeli
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by jicea 5y ago
Very nice and works perfectly on macOS/Safari 14! It's refreshing to see that there are only two direct dependencies. From package.json "dependencies": { "js-beautify": "^1.13.13", "u
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by jicea 6y ago
Yes, our stack is Spring Boot + Kotlin on the back side, TypeScript + Vuejs on the front. We’ve millions of unique visitors each month, and we’re pretty satisfied with the stack.
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by jicea 6y ago
Developing now 80% in Kotlin and 20% in Java (on backend), I really think the main advantage of Kotlin over Java is nullability. You can use @Nullable/@NotNull annotations in Java, but nullability being a part of the type system in Kot
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by jicea 6y ago
Very nice work, seems really fast! Since it’s written in Rust, do you plan to release a Windows version ? HTTPie requires Python so Ht could have another advantage being easier to install. We are also developing an HTTP client in Rust using
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by jicea 6y ago
I’ve found that Kotlin has changed that, at least for me. I enjoy playing with it even for small projects, something I’ve really never done with Java.
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by jicea 6y ago
> Many hours of searching for how Gradle detects changes were fruitless, because it doesn't even try, really. Gradle basically always runs everything, which is why it's so goddamn slow. This is because the entire dependency gra
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by jicea 6y ago
No, it’s really the output of: man hurl :) But as English is not our primary language, there must be a lot of typo/bad English
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by jicea 6y ago
Yes interactive mode is a must have. For the sample, maybe this is not obvious but you have to write the sample in a text file: $ vi test.hurl GET https://news.ycombinator.com HTTP/1.1 200 And then use this file with
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by jicea 6y ago
Thanks for the feedbacks! Looking at repost, I can see that there is definitely a place for an HTTP runner/tools that can do asserts on response. For your suggestions, environnement variable support is certainly a good feature (actuall

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