HTTPie retweeted
@httpie is a great alternative. Has been my go to since I moved away from Insomnia
HTTPie retweeted
Did you tried httpie.io/
> export dump from Postman, I only get the request URLs
That’s strange — the Postman import is quite comprehensive. Could you please check this Postman-to-HTTPie import compatibility overview and let me know if it doesn’t correspond to what you’re experiencing httpie.io/docs/desktop/impor…
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I have been using @httpie for a bit now, and the latest update is pretty good. 🔥
📗 Docs: httpie.io/docs/desktop/expor…
🗞️ Changelog: httpie.io/blog/changelog-002…
🛠️ Choose “Other formats…” for code snippet export in dozens of languages with a realtime updated preview:
đź“— Docs:
httpie.io/docs/desktop/path-…
🗞️ Changelog:
httpie.io/blog/changelog-002…
🛠️ Export JSON format
The format is versioned and comes with a JSON schema and TypeScript types. It’s meant as a robust solution for backup, simple sharing, interoperability across tools and platforms, and publishing. You can find the schema and types on GitHub: github.com/httpie/schema
đź“‹ Copy as command
You can now quickly copy requests as cURL and HTTPie CLI commands and access all code snippet options straight from a request context menu.
đź“Ą Import into a new space or an existing one
You can choose whether to import into a new space or use an existing one. When importing a space into an existing one, you can optionally update the metadata (name, icon, and color).
🔍 Inspect and customize an export or import
You can browse the object hierarchy to review what is included. You can also customize the selection to export or import a space, for example, while excluding specific collections/requests/environments by unchecking them.
đź“‹ Export/import through clipboard
Each export dialog offers a “Copy as JSON” action through the copy icon left to the save button. Switch to the “Text” tab inside the import dialog when importing from the clipboard.