Posting is a terminal-based HTTP client designed to streamline API interactions directly from the command line. Unlike traditional graphical API clients such as Postman and Insomnia, Posting leverages a Textual User Interface (TUI), making it particularly useful for users who prefer or require keyboard-centric workflows, including those working over SSH.
Key features of Posting include its graphical TUI for executing HTTP requests and keyboard-first navigation, which enhances efficiency. Requests are stored locally in simple YAML files, facilitating easy sharing, version control, and the execution of common requests. The tool also supports environment variables, allowing dynamic configuration such as changing URLs on the fly. Users can quickly access functionalities through a command palette and can import OpenAPI specifications for streamlined API documentation and testing.
Despite its many advantages, one drawback is that Posting is installed as a Python package rather than a static binary, which might be less convenient for some users. Nonetheless, it offers a robust set of features for developers who prefer working within the terminal environment.
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