http-pulse is an innovative and powerful command-line HTTP client designed to simplify and enhance API testing. Leveraging its own custom-built Pulse Language, http-pulse aims to replace the need for tools like Postman or IntelliJ IDEA HTTP Client, providing a seamless and efficient experience for developers and testers.
- Full-fledged REST Client: Execute GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH and other HTTP methods with ease.
- Pulse Language: Our custom language simplifies API testing, making it intuitive and efficient.
- CLI Convenience: Run http-pulse as a standalone application from your terminal.
- Scripting and Automation: Automate your API tests and integrate them into your CI/CD pipelines effortlessly. 🔜
- Response Handling: Easily parse and manipulate API responses. 🔜
- Environment Management: Manage different environments for your API tests seamlessly.
- Extensive Documentation: Comprehensive documentation to help you get started and master http-pulse. 🚧
http-pulse is designed to be a versatile and powerful tool for developers and testers who need a robust solution for API testing. By using the custom Pulse Language, you can:
- Streamline Your Workflow: No more switching between multiple tools. Test your APIs directly from the command line.
- Increase Efficiency: Write and execute tests faster with our intuitive language and powerful features.
- Enhance Collaboration: Share your tests and results easily with your team via .pulse files.
- Boost Productivity: Automate repetitive tasks and focus on what really matters—building great APIs.
Currently the CLI needs to be installed manually. If http-pulse becomes mature enough an automatic build distribution can be implemented.
- Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/SkerdjanG/http-pulse.git
- Build
mvn clean install -DskipTests
- Run http-pulse-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
java -jar /target/http-pulse-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
- http-pulse cli will start executing in your terminal. 🙌 Run help to get to know with the commands.
shell:> help
See the documentation for more details on the commands available. 📓
You can check some useful demos at the wiki page. 😉