Resterm v1.10.2 hardens opening of response bodies: file extensions now derive from content type, only safe types open, HTML/SVG/XML/Markdown open as text, executables and macro-capable Office files no longer open, and temp files are private and cleaned up.

Terminal API client for HTTP, GraphQL and gRPC. Plain .http files you can diff and version, with workflows, mocks, profiling, tracing, OpenAPI import, SSH tunnels, Kubernetes port-forwards, WebSock...

Headless CLI for Resterm - Automate API testing with workflows, assertions, environment diffs, scripting, and SSH support

A TUI REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket and SSE client.

Terminal client for .http/.rest files with HTTP, GraphQL and gRPC support, workflows, profiling and response diffs. - unkn0wn-root/resterm

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複数プロトコルに対応したAPIクライアントTUIのRestermの紹介です。

There’s something incredibly enticing and retrofuturistic about a well-designed TUI, or text-based user interface. There’s an endless list number of these, but two crossed my path these past few days, and I found them particularly appealing. First, we’ve got bluetui, an application for managing Bluetooth connections on Linux systems with bluez installed. The second is resterm. Resterm is a terminal-first client for working with HTTP, GraphQL, and gRPC services. No cloud sync, no signups, no heavy desktop app. Simple, yet feature rich, terminal client for .http/.rest files. It pairs a Vim-like-style editor with a workspace explorer, response diff, history, profiler and scripting so you can iterate on requests without leaving the keyboard. ↫ restterm GitHub page I don’t use TUIs or the command line in general all that much, but these are two excellent examples of just how beautiful and user-friendly a good text-based user interface can really be. The command line is about a lot more than just archaic, cryptic incantations designed in the 1960s.