HttpRepl
The HTTP Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL) is a lightweight, cross-platform command-line tool that's supported everywhere .NET Core is supported and is used for making HTTP requests to test ASP.NET Core web APIs and view their results.
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Published by tlmii about 5 years ago
Updated preview release.
In this release, we changed the name of the assembly from dotnet-httprepl to just httprepl.
This means you can now execute the tool from the command line simply by typing httprepl - you no longer need the dotnet- or dotnet prefix.
Available via NuGet.
Published by tlmii about 5 years ago
Updated preview release. Changes include:
- The
uicommand is now more flexible. Instead of always trying to open[baseAddress]/swagger, you can now pass the url as a parameter (e.g.ui /swaggerUI) for one-off execution or set a preference (swagger.uiEndpoint) so it always uses a different address. - When issuing a command that requires a request body (e.g.
POST), the temporary file created for editing will now be created with the appropriate file extension, if possible, so that your editor can provide colorization, completion, etc. as appropriate. - Prompt indicator changed from
~to>to better align with user expectations of those two characters. - When listed in the output of the
cdorls/dircommand, HTTP verbs (e.g. GET, POST, etc.) will now always be displayed uppercase to match the HTTP spec. - Several bug fixes.
Published by tlmii about 5 years ago
Updated preview release. Changes include:
- New
connectcommand that handles auto-detection of swagger definition, directory structure setup, automatic base address setup, etc. See documentation for usage info. - Removal of the
set swaggercommand, as the functionality was replaced by theconnectcommand - Removal of the auto-detection features of the
set basecommand, as the functionality was replaced by theconnectcommand - Numerous bug fixes
Available via NuGet.
Published by tlmii about 5 years ago
Initial preview release. Available via nuget.