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How does it compare to mitmmitmproxy2swagger? https://github.com/alufers/mitmproxy2swagger
Probably a dumb question but if my web app uses graphql, how would I go about with the swagger generation?(since its just one endpoint) Thank you for sharing this though, I was looking for a tool like this :)
Any current plans for a macOS release?
Please note that since the app isn't code-signed yet, you'll need to remove the quarantine attribute to run it. I've updated the documentation with instructions on how to do this: https://docs.apiparrot.com/docs/getting-started/download-and...
Let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues!
Please note that since the app isn't code-signed yet, you'll need to remove the quarantine attribute to run it. I've updated the documentation with instructions on how to do this: https://docs.apiparrot.com/docs/getting-started/download-and...
Let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues!
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Not sad at all! Mac has excellent hardware, excellent reliability, excellent day to day performance. Im not a fanboy, but it won for (IMHO) clear and obvious reasons. Of course folks want a mac app. No comment on the “harm” bit.
It is always amazing to me people who will chastise people for using Macs. It is by far the most robust hardware and 15 years later Windows laptops may finally be catching up. My first programming job was LAMP so I had a Linux desktop and loved it. Later I got a new job that gave us laptops, but they were quite beefy. I had a Dell laptop with an Nvidia GPU and an Intel iGPU... After updating my OS my gpu was the only…
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Linux is good for development, but Apple hardware is pretty damned nice. Now if Framework laptops were available in Norway, I'd probably rather have that, even if they're not as powerful. Also, depending on where you work, there might be restrictions in the choice of platform. Usually limited to Mac or Windows.
I asked Framework that repeatedly, but no progress. I think they might be violating EU Regulation 2018/302, which is rather common, mostly due to ignorance. The problem is that it is rather hard to enforce such regulation to non-EU/EEA companies. You can still send your wishes to support@frame.work.
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Linux is good for development, but Apple hardware is pretty damned nice. Now if Framework laptops were available in Norway, I'd probably rather have that, even if they're not as powerful. Also, depending on where you work, there might be restrictions in the choice of platform. Usually limited to Mac or Windows.
I asked Framework that repeatedly, but no progress. I think they might be violating EU Regulation 2018/302, which is rather common, mostly due to ignorance. The problem is that it is rather hard to enforce such regulation to non-EU/EEA companies. You can still send your wishes to support@frame.work.
https://knowledgebase.frame.work/en_us/what-countries-and-re...
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Glad you like the project! I'm working on getting the macOS version built and released as soon as possible. If you'd like to be notified when it's ready, you can sign up for the newsletter here: https://apiparrot.com/#newsletter . As for adblock-rs, I'm using it to detect and automatically disable requests related to ads and other unnecessary stuff. This helps cut down on noise and saves some time for developers.
I was able repackage it for macOS. I can help you test it too. Shot you an email at contact@apiparrot.com
This has been built in to postman for years
interesting but not sure what the value add here is, it gives you a graph flow of all the API requests being made? and then the goal is to replay them? aren't there github libraries that do this already?
which ones?