Hey All 👋 .
Recently I got to know about a VS Code extension called Thunder Client⚡⚡ which can be used to test our API inside VS Code.
How Cool 😎...
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Can requests be shared between developers? Maybe a .thunder dir with the requests?
Yes you can import and export Thunder Client collections data, useful to share with team mates.
You can learn more about this from this link
github.com/rangav/thunder-client-s...
That's so cool! Will try it out %100.
Nice extension. But where are these requests saved?
From what I know These request are saved in a database called NeDB.
It is an Embedded persistent or in memory database for Node.js, nw.js, Electron and browsers, 100% JavaScript, no binary dependency.
You can learn more about it on :-
github.com/louischatriot/nedb
Thunder Client just need ONE feature before I can ditch Postman completely: it needs to properly render Symfony's dump (symfony.com/doc/current/components...) output as parsed HTML, not raw content like it does today. Postman does this but misses JS interactivity. When/if this gets implemented, it will fully satisfy my basic needs to test my APIs.
I use a simple .http file with "REST Client" extension, so writing and testing an Api made super easy. and you can actually save them to call later, you can handle mutilple tokens and so on.. :D
Yes "REST CLIENT" is a good extension But What I like about Thunder Client is it
thanks for your attention and useful post :)
can you include a link to the repo?
I didn't create my own rest API I used
gorest.co.in/ for API calling
I don't create a local repository to test it.
You could make a form data post request?