Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

Its more streamlined that hurl.it (which is a great product), but also less powerful. The use case I'm going for is very basic: quick and dirty POST endpoint testing. URL, query params, then go.

Re: Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

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Post by fcoury » Tue, Aug 16, 2011, 5:06 PM UTC

kenneth_reitz wrote: post #3

Reminds me of http://hurl.it :) -- Also, I've made a service that does the opposite: http://httpbin.org

Wow, httpbin is awesome!

Re: Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

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Post by [deleted] » Tue, Aug 16, 2011, 5:11 PM UTC

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Re: Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

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Post by frenchieeeeee » Tue, Aug 16, 2011, 5:15 PM UTC

Nice! I like the name (2lazy2curl) and background, but am not totally sold on the font choice. I suspect it will grow on me though.

Nit-picky thing: consistent capitalization (2lazy2curl or 2Lazy2Curl) in the title bar and on the page.

Re: Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

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Post by asmithmd1 » Tue, Aug 16, 2011, 5:17 PM UTC

Nice but I would rather stay on your page and have it show me what I sent and what I got back

Re: Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

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Post by reso » Tue, Aug 16, 2011, 5:23 PM UTC

frenchieeeeee wrote: post #7

Nice! I like the name (2lazy2curl) and background, but am not totally sold on the font choice. I suspect it will grow on me though. Nit-picky thing: consistent capitalization (2lazy2curl or 2Lazy2Curl) in the title bar and on the page.

Good nit-picky catch on the capitalization. I agree, the font is unconventional. I might switch it to something more conventional, but it definitely does fit the theme.

Re: Show HN: Test Post/Get endpoints easily from your browser

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Post by lobster_johnson » Tue, Aug 16, 2011, 5:23 PM UTC

I'm looking for the opposite -- something that will accept HTTP requests, record them and let me view the log on a page. My use case is debugging callbacks (notification pushes) from APIs.