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I just installed and ran a request, seems the response xml format was not available as nicely formatted. I just saw a junk of xml as result. Is there any configuration available for the auto formatting with indents for the sub-elements. I believe postman does it by itself.
We've been using Postman https://www.getpostman.com/ , and it's been working great for our team. The sync and export features are killer. But I like the dark theme and the vertical split in Insomnia, will give it a try.
Nice, one thing that gets me paying for https://paw.cloud is the ability to chain requests ie. GET /things -> GET /things/{things.first.id} -> PUT /things/{things.first.id} -> DELETE /things/{things.first.id}
Hi, I definitely like the UI/UX of this over ARC. I haven't used Paw or Postman. It sounds like you're taking suggestions so my only one would be configurations that make working with OAuth simpler like OAuth signature generation. Great work!
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It's based on the Electron framework ( http://electron.atom.io/ ) so the installer contains an entire copy of the Chromium browser. I agree that it's large, but it's basically the only option for an indie developer to write a cross-platform app. Also, 32 bit support is possible, but is a bit of work and demand hasn't been high enough to spend time on it. P.S. All the data in the screenshots is fake :P
When I think "cross-platform app", I think of Java. Maybe I'm getting old... P.S. All the data in the screenshots is fake :P I've seen a few instances where the data would decode to something like "if you can read this, we're hiring".
Was originally open-source, there is now a paid version but an OSS version is still available.
I just installed and ran a request, seems the response xml format was not available as nicely formatted. I just saw a junk of xml as result. Is there any configuration available for the auto formatting with indents for the sub-elements. I believe postman does it by itself.
Adding formatting for response types other than JSON is on the list of things to do :)
Already downloaded. Wondering this has file upload feature
Seems cool - I am going to download now and try it out. Tip: I suggest removing the 'pricing' menu option on the top of the web site. I saw it immediately the first time I went to your site, and I assumed yours was a paid product, so I stopped there and closed the window. It was only when I went back later and scrolled through, I noticed the current version is free for now. Removing the 'Pricing' link may make other…
Thanks for the comment! Downloading the app!
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So I decided to keep the pricing link but add "free" to the download button. I think that's a pretty good balance.
The "Free Download" thing has been done to death though. It almost always is a guarantee that we can DOWNLOAD the app for 'free' but will have to pay when we want to actually USE the app. I think the best alternative is to put a callout in your header somewhere that says something like "Basic version of Insomnia is free forever". Then retain the Pricing page for people who may be curious about your 'Plus' version.