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bruno
▻https://www.usebruno.com

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Bruno is a Fast and Git-Friendly Opensource #API client, aimed at revolutionizing the status quo represented by #Postman, #Insomnia and similar tools out there.

Bruno stores your collections directly in a folder on your filesystem. We use a plain text markup language, Bru, to save information about API requests.

You can use #git or any version control of your choice to collaborate over your API collections.

Bruno is offline-only. There are no plans to add cloud-sync to Bruno, ever. We value your data privacy and believe it should stay on your device. Read our long-term vision here.

J’utilise Insomnia jusqu’ici mais rien que pour le nom de l’application je vais tester celle-ci ^^

How to reduce development time? Mock your APIs
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-reduce-development-time-mock-your-apis-f0c81072fad6?source=rss---

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How To Reduce Development Time? Mock Your APIsDependent on the backend developer to start coding? Always being pestered to finish development soon so the frontend developer can start their work? Well, you don’t need to wait anymore.Today, the general office development environment has moved to an open office setup with dependencies between teams, in which development time is of the utmost importance. Anything the team can do to reduce development time is considered a huge advantage towards the development of the product. Recently, I found that using the mock servers provided by #postman is very helpful in helping reduce development time for both frontend and backend developers. So I’ll quickly take you into the steps to make a mock server on Postman.RequirementsDownload the (...)

#mock-your-apis #web-development #programming #api

Intercepting HTTP requests from #electron apps with #postman
▻https://hackernoon.com/intercepting-http-requests-from-electron-apps-with-postman-6edc011b0c12?

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Not all APIs are documented. In a recent project — VSCodeThemes, I set out to scrape the Visual Studio Marketplace without an official API.Using Chrome’s network inspector and capturing requests made from the #vscode desktop app, I was able reverse engineer the marketplace API.This post will cover how you can use Postman to intercept HTTP requests from Electron applications with only a few clicks.Start Postman’s proxyThis first thing you’re going to do is open Postman. If you don’t have it you can download it from here.Once it’s opened, configuring Postman’s #proxy server is as simple as clicking on the Satellite icon.Click the Satellite icon to configure the proxy server.Using the defaults will start the proxy server on port 5555 and log all output to history. Click the Connect button to start the (...)

#reverse-engineering

Supercharged Unit Testing of Alexa skills with #postman and #newman
▻https://hackernoon.com/supercharged-unit-testing-of-alexa-skills-with-postman-and-newman-53e6c4

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Lately Amazon has been working on improving the developer experience for its Alexa intelligent personal assistant. Part of this strategy Skill Management #api,provides the ability to test multi-turn conversation, entity resolution, dialog management, and more features that are not supported by existing test tools.Testing Alexa Skill with Postman supersedes the basic testing service provided by the Amazon Developer Portal.To start, we are going to use three things to make all of this workWe need threee things to get startedAWS LambdaIf you haven’t built a skill for Alexa before, I would suggest , go through Build skill in 5 minutes and get started with core principles .Once you gotten your #lambda function set up and running we are good to go .Function might be looking something like thisAPI (...)

#aws

Alexis J. sur Twitter : "Connaissez-vous « #Postman », le nom d’expéditeur des mailings d’@UluleFR ?
▻https://twitter.com/alxju/status/603557619593256960

Lorsque le site de crowdfunding ULULE envoie sa lettre d’info, elle le fait à partir du compte postman@ulule.com avec, pour nom d’expéditeur, "Postman". :-)

Erreur de communication évidente. "Postman" ne dit PAS qui est l’expéditeur. Pas plus intelligent que les humains, mon logiciel de mail considère d’ailleurs un tel nom d’expéditeur comme un spam potentiel. Il n’a pas tord.

J’ai donc contacté l’équipe d’ULULE pour attirer leur attention sur ce problème... Semblant nier que cela en soit un, ils m’ont répondu que ce nom avait été choisi "par leurs soins" et que le problème de spam devait être lié à un problème sur mon serveur...

Supposons que ce ne soit pas de la mauvaise foi, aidons-les à améliorer leur com’ en leur expliquant quels sont les bonnes pratiques en matière (...)