Looks cool :-). If there is any Emacs hackers looking for a way to make and document api calls, I recommend Restclient-mode[0]. Emacs Rocks! Episode on Restclient-mode[1].
Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
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Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#42As a (somewhat stubborn) adherent to httpie | jq, what do I gain from my $50 going to Paw?
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#43I love using Paw. I'm no longer in the building phase of my service, but when I was defining my API and testing endpoints, Paw was critical in the process.
My main feature request (and I'm not sure if any competitor does this, so please inform me if it exists somewhere):
While Paw allows me to export code, which is cool and all, it would be very interesting to allow me to compose workflows, like, say Automator in macOS, including assertions, so that I could essentially compose and export integration tests with Paw. It'd be neat to see some more generally API-definition features hit Paw, or maybe a companion app that plays nicely with Paw to do the definition half of things, compatible with Swagger and whatnot.
Clearly not a well-thought-out idea, but I think there's space in Paw's domain for some form of what I'm talking about.
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#44Would love to see built-in HAR import/export
AFAIK its import/export features are plugin based. Write it!
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#45I love using Paw. I'm no longer in the building phase of my service, but when I was defining my API and testing endpoints, Paw was critical in the process. My main feature request (and I'm not sure if any competitor does this, so please inform me if it exists somewhere): While Paw allows me to export code, which is cool and all, it would be very interesting to allow me to compose workflows, like, say Automator in mac…
This is similar to Postman's test runner feature. You can export a collection of requests and even write simple assertions in javascript.
Although it looks like Paw has potential for something similar with its extensions. It already has some sort of javascript availability.
https://medium.com/ios-os-x-development/make-your-app-extens...
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#46Looks much better than the curls I am currently pasting to my teammates.
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#47Bought Paw on the Mac App Store a while back. I wonder if this update will come to me as well, or that I need to repurchase. For now I can't find Paw 3 there at all; perhaps they stopped using the MAS?
Sketch ( https://www.sketchapp.com/ ) stopped using MAS in the past year too. Not the best trend for Apple.
But a well-documented one.
GJ, Apple. You're alienating everybody and going back to the cesspool you wallowed in throughout the '90s.
Jony Ive's pathetic, regressive designs should launch Apple's coffin ship nicely in the consumer realm, as well.
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#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hypernap is a proper native app and less than a tenth the cost of Paw... http://gethypernap.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hypernap/id795069997
But it isn't as nice and it doesn't have any solution for cloud/team syncing, right?
Commenter mentioned OSX native app being the main thing for them. It is an OSX native app.
But no, it's not a good team solution.
And I'd agree that Paw is subjectively more "nice", but I'm not sure I'd agree it's 12x more nice...
If it were $9.99 instead of $49.99, I would have already purchased it. As it stands, I'm sticking with Hypernap, which gets the job done for my needs.
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#49Jmeter is free and has more features https://jmeter.apache.org/ Though I agree it might be overkill for simple use cases.
Re: Paw – Advanced API tool for Mac
#50Just a heads up to the product owner - the site needs some work for mobile users:
https://imgur.com/a/akNqP