Viewing profile — nsdarren
nsdarren
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Sep 25, 2018, 5:52 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 71
- Public activity
- 22 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About nsdarren
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
- story
-
comment
Comment #40935377
It doesn't support OAuth2 yet, but I do plan to add more auth schemes in the future.
-
comment
Comment #40935374
There's an experimental OpenAPI import function.
-
comment
Comment #40932195
Thanks for your kind words!
-
comment
Comment #40932193
Great feedback, thank you. I agree “Info” is probably clearer. There are a couple of UX sharp edges to clear up for sure - a bit more validation, confirmations, etc to be added.
-
comment
Comment #40932170
I agree that could be improved! The extra Vim keys you suggested should be simple enough to add.
-
comment
Comment #40932149
Thanks for the feedback! It is actually intended that you create the collection yourself first, but I should perhaps make that clearer. Hiding how to quit the app was just another …
-
comment
Comment #40929130
It’s iTerm 2
-
comment
Comment #40927620
Thank you!
-
comment
Comment #40927607
Thank you very much! It's definitely not feature complete yet - but I hope it can be a solid competitor in the space.
-
comment
Comment #40927541
You'll be able to add custom themes pretty soon. Hopefully within the next couple of weeks. There's no fallback to the ANSI theme of the terminal as it breaks a lot of Textual's fe…
-
comment
Comment #40927506
I'm going to explore integration with other formats in the future. Right now there's experimental (incomplete) support for importing from OpenAPI v3. I'd like to add Postman and In…
-
comment
Comment #40927318
Thank you! I had a look at the Bruno website for the first time a few weeks ago, although I haven't tried it for myself yet. I'm definitely inspired by and agree with a lot of the …
-
story
Show HN: Posting v1 – The modern HTTP client that lives in your terminal
Hi HN! I just released version 1.0 of Posting, an open source terminal application I've been working on which you might find useful if you work with, test, or develop HTTP APIs! Po…
-
comment
Comment #33630392
What's the point of this comment other than being snarky/attempting to show off? You should reflect on it, because this would be a better place if people like you just didn't bothe…
-
comment
Comment #27174958
Probably the closest thing would be to add a unique tag to each instance of the test: for lhs, rhs, res, tag in [ (1, 1, 2, "thing1"), (2, 3, 5, "thing2"), (3, 4, 7, "thing3"), ]: …
-
comment
Comment #27174440
Thanks :) That's one of my biggest gripes with pytest too, and was one of the main things I was looking to solve.
-
comment
Comment #27174416
I built Ward ( https://github.com/darrenburns/ward ), a Python test framework. I have issues with the way the pytest fixture system works (parameter names matching function names),…
-
comment
Comment #27174128
Author of Ward here! Thanks for the feedback. It's a common piece of feedback I hear and I do agree. I haven't documented this yet, but due to the way Ward works you can actually w…
-
comment
Comment #22132832
I made a Python 3.6+ testing framework called Ward ( https://wardpy.com/ ) that I hope can be a compelling alternative to pytest! Quick overview of features: * Describe your tests …
- story
- comment