Request Rocket is a powerful API testing tool designed to streamline the process of creating, testing, and managing API requests. Built with SvelteKit, Tailwind CSS, and Tauri, Request Rocket offers a robust set of features to enhance your API development workflow.
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Request Creation:
- Easy Setup: Easily create and customize API requests.
- HTTP Methods: Supports all major HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, OPTIONS, HEAD, CONNECT, and TRACE.
- Body Types: Choose from various body types, including JSON, XML, form data, and form-urlencoded.
- Custom Headers: Define and manage custom headers for your requests, with autocomplete support for quick entry.
- Parameter Management: Easily add and manage URL parameters.
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Request History:
- Automatic Saving: Requests are automatically saved to history after execution.
- Organization: Group requests for better management and quick access.
- Manage History: Duplicate, delete, and organize history items with ease.
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Variable Replacement:
- Define Variables: Define and use variables within your requests.
- Dynamic Replacement: Replace dynamic content effortlessly using
{{variableName}}syntax.
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Group Management:
- Organize Requests: Organize your requests into groups to keep related requests together.
- Create New Groups: Create new groups as needed to improve organization and efficiency.
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Response Viewer:
- Formatted Output: View and format responses with syntax highlighting.
- Response Details: Display status, duration, and size of the response.
- Tab Views: Switch between JSON, Table, Headers, and cURL command views.
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Persistent Storage:
- IndexedDB: Use IndexedDB to store requests and variables.
- Session Persistence: Ensure your data is saved across sessions for consistent access.
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Import/Export:
- Postman Integration: Import Postman collections to easily migrate existing requests.
- Export Requests: Export requests to Postman format for sharing and collaboration.
- API Documentation: Generate and download API documentation based on request history.
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JSON Editor Integration:
- Powerful Editing: Edit JSON data using a powerful JSON editor with support for code, tree, and text modes.
- Theme Support: Switch between light and dark themes for the JSON editor.
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Status History:
- Track History: Track and display status history for each request URL.
- Categorization: Categorize history items by time (last hour, today, older).
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API Flow Designer (Under Development):
- Visual Design: Design and manage API request flows visually using a drag-and-drop interface.
- Block Types: Create and connect various block types to define the sequence of API requests and logical operations.
- API Call: Make API calls to external services.
- Condition: Conditional branching based on the response.
- Loop: Repeat actions for a specified number of times or until a condition is met.
- Variable: Define and use variables within the flow.
- JSON Transformer: Transform JSON data from one format to another.
- Regex: Apply regular expression transformations.
- Webhook: Listen for incoming HTTP requests.
- Custom Script: Execute custom JavaScript code.
- Try-Catch: Error handling blocks.
- Switch-Case: Conditional branching with multiple cases.
- Authentication: Handle authentication for API calls.
- Comment: Add comments to the flow.
- Group: Organize blocks into groups.
- Start: Define the start of the flow.
- End: Define the end of the flow.
- Auto-Arrange: Automatically arrange blocks for a cleaner layout.
- Connection Types: Support for various connection types such as next, alternative, and error paths.
- Validation: Validate flow structure and connections to ensure logical consistency.
- Properties Panel: Edit properties of blocks such as URLs, conditions, and transformation functions.
- Undo/Redo: Maintain a history of changes with undo and redo functionality.
- Zoom and Pan: Navigate the flow diagram with zoom and pan capabilities.
- Minimap: Overview of the entire flow for easier navigation.
- Context Menu: Right-click context menu for quick actions like duplication and deletion of blocks.
Ensure you have the following installed:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/genc-murat/requestrocket.git cd request-rocket -
Install dependencies:
npm install
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Run the application in development mode:
npm run dev
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Build the application for production:
npm run build
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Package the application with Tauri:
npm run tauri build
- Select HTTP Method: Choose the desired HTTP method from the dropdown (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, OPTIONS, HEAD, CONNECT, TRACE).
- Enter URL: Input the API endpoint URL.
- Add Headers and Parameters: Click on "Add Header" or "Add Param" buttons to include headers and parameters.
- Specify Body: Select the body type (JSON, XML, form data, form-urlencoded) and enter the request body.
- Automatic Saving: Requests are automatically saved to history after execution.
- Organize by Groups: Group requests to keep related requests together. Create new groups as needed.
- Duplicate and Delete: Easily duplicate or delete history items.
- Define Variables: Open the Variables panel and add new variables with key-value pairs.
- Use in Requests: Use
{{variableName}}syntax in URLs, headers, and body to replace with variable values dynamically.
- Response Details: View status, duration, and size of the response.
- Formatted Output: Response body is displayed with syntax highlighting for easy reading.
- Tab Views: Switch between JSON, Table, Headers, and cURL command views.
- Import Postman Collections: Easily import existing Postman collections to 81B7 migrate requests.
- Export Requests: Export requests to Postman format for sharing and collaboration.
- Generate API Documentation: Create and download API documentation based on request history.
- JSON Editor: Edit JSON data using a powerful JSON editor with support for code, tree, and text modes.
- Theme Support: Switch between light and dark themes for the JSON editor.
- Status History: Track and display status history for each request URL.
- Categorize by Time: View history items categorized by time (last hour, today, older).
- Custom Headers: Define and manage custom headers for your requests.
- Autocomplete: Use autocomplete for quick entry of header names.
- Open API Flow Designer: Navigate to the API Flow Designer interface.
- Add Blocks: Drag and drop blocks such as API calls, conditions, loops, and variables to the canvas.
- Connect Blocks: Draw connections between blocks to define the flow of API requests and logical operations.
- Edit Properties: Select a block to edit its properties in the properties panel.
- Validate Flow: Use the validate button to ensure the flow structure is logically consistent.
- Save and Run: Save the flow and run it to execute the API requests in the defined sequence.
We welcome contributions! Please follow these steps to contribute:
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Fork the repository:
git fork https://github.com/genc-murat/request-rocket.git
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Create a new branch:
git checkout -b feature-branch
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Make your changes and commit:
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Push to the branch:
git push origin feature-branch
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Create a Pull Request:
- Go to your forked repository on GitHub.
- Click on the "Compare & pull request" button.
- Submit your pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
- SvelteKit - The framework used for building the application.
- Tailwind CSS - The utility-first CSS framework.
- Tauri - For packaging the application.
- JSONEditor - JSON editor library.
- FontAwesome - Icons library.