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by jicea 1y ago
If you're willing to use a CLI, you can try Hurl [1]. It's is an Open Source cli using libcurl to run and test HTTP requests with plain text. We use libcurl for the reliability, quickness and top features (HTTP/3 IPv6 for ins
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by jicea 1y ago
Postman is currently down: it gives you time to try Hurl [1] an open source CLI to tests APIs/HTTP request s with plain text. Hurl is built on curl, so it's super reliable, designed to be used in CI/CD. Give it a try! [1] ht
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The Handle Trait(smallcultfollowing.com)
1 points by jicea 1y ago|0 comments
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Rating 26 years of Java changes(neilmadden.blog)
5 points by jicea 1y ago|0 comments
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How functional programming shaped and twisted front end development(alfy.blog)
134 points by jicea 1y ago|124 comments
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K6 Studio: desktop application for Mac/Windows/Linux to generate k6 test script(github.com)
3 points by jicea 1y ago|0 comments
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by jicea 1y ago
I'm sorry I must be really tired I don't understand certains animations when playing programs: in the first program, the 3rd instruction is 'PRINTI $0'. The instruction description is "print the integer stored in $a
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Better Curl Saul: a lightweight API testing CLI focused on UX and simplicity(github.com)
71 points by jicea 1y ago|13 comments
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Akvorado release 2.0: collects network flows with IPFIX and sFlow(vincent.bernat.ch)
6 points by jicea 1y ago|0 comments
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by jicea 1y ago
The app is really super clean, I like it a lot (compare to Bruno for instance, one of your "competitor"). I see in the README that "Yaak is open source, but only accepting contributions for bug fixes.". It's an unde
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Yaak, an intuitive desktop API client(github.com)
8 points by jicea 1y ago|3 comments
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Caught in the Game: On the History and Evolution of Web Browser Gaming(ar5iv.labs.arxiv.org)
3 points by jicea 1y ago|0 comments
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To Be Continuous(to-be-continuous.gitlab.io)
1 points by jicea 1y ago|0 comments
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by jicea 1y ago
A simple GET with a status code is just GET http://foo.com HTTP 200 You could write also GET http://foo.com HTTP * [Asserts] status == 200 HTTP serves as a marker of the response section
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by jicea 1y ago
We used Hurl to go from a ktor web server to a spring boot rewrite (Java/Kotlin stack). It was a breeze to have a kind of specifications test suite independent of the server stack and helped us a lot in the transition. Another benefit
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by jicea 1y ago
Maintainer here, thanks for the feedbacks. 6-7 years ago, when we started working on Hurl, we started with a JSON then a YAML file format. We gradually convinced ourself to write a new file format and I completely understand that it might f
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by jicea 1y ago
Guilty to have created yet-another-format for HTTP client! To "mitigate" this issue, you can use `hurlfmt` (distributed along `hurl`) that would allow you to export a Hurl file to JSON. You could then go from this JSON to another.
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by jicea 1y ago
Ah ah ah thanks for this! There are a lot of Open Source projects from Orange => https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource
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by jicea 1y ago
Ah sorry for both, the README sample is here from the start (4 years) ago that I didn't take time to read it with a fresh eye: POST https://acmecorp.net/login?user=toto&password=1234 In the README is doing a P
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by jicea 1y ago
Obviously better IDEs integration, support for gRPC, Websocket would be very cool. A favorite of mine is to be available through official `apt`: there has been some work but it's kind of stuck. The Debian integration is the more diffic
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by jicea 1y ago
If you're thinking about `--netrc` like curl it's already here [1]. If you're thinking about a proper Hurl config file, it's coming! [1]: https://hurl.dev/docs/manual.html#netrc
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by jicea 1y ago
Hurl works only on the HTTP layer, there is no JavaScript engine. If your modal open a form that will trigger some kind of XHR, you'll "simulate" the HTTP traquets that the form modal could have done. Hurl is not a kind of Pl
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by jicea 1y ago
The POST in the README is going to send the params in the request body "url form encoded" like a form in a web page. There are more samples on the doc site [1]. Regarding curl, Hurl is just adding some syntax to pass data from req
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by jicea 1y ago
Hi Hurl maintainer here, happy to answer any question and get feedbacks!
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by jicea 1y ago
Hi, maintainer of Hurl [1] here. We're trying to write "simple" Rust as far as we can, without going into too much optimisation: very little lifetime usage, no async stuff (just classic multi-thread directly from the last sam
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by jicea 1y ago
If you're OK with a cli app, you can try Hurl [1], it's a cli based on curl and plain text, to run and test HTTP requests (I'm one of the maintainer) [1]: https://hurl.dev
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by jicea 1y ago
Hurl's maintainer here, you can add asserts on response body, headers, certificate etc with Hurl [1]: GET https://example.org/api/tests/4567 HTTP 200 [Asserts] header "x-foo" contains "
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Test, Save, and Execute HTTP Requests with Hurl (Or Restclient.el)(christiantietze.de)
5 points by jicea 1y ago|2 comments
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by jicea 2y ago
Hi, you may like Hurl [1] it's a cli based on curl to make REST call, add asserts on results, chains requests etc... I'm one of the maintainer [1]: https://hurl.dev
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by jicea 2y ago
Genuine question: what's the GitLab equivalent of GitHub Actions? I'm using GitHub Actions to easily reuse some predefined job setup (like installing a certain Python version on Linux, macOS, Windows runners). For these tyoe of ta

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