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http-prompt

Interactive command-line HTTP and API testing client with autocomplete and syntax highlighting.

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About http-prompt

HTTP Prompt is an interactive command-line HTTP and API testing client built on top of HTTPie. It provides autocomplete with fuzzy matching and syntax highlighting across 27 built-in color themes to help developers test and explore APIs from the terminal. The tool integrates with OpenAPI and Swagger specifications, allowing users to browse API endpoints similar to navigating a filesystem. It supports Unix-like pipelines for seamless integration with command-line tools like jq and automatically manages cookie-based authentication by persisting cookies between requests.

HTTP Prompt is developed by httpie and written in Python. It is licensed under the MIT license and can be installed via pip. The tool maintains state between sessions and works as a companion to HTTPie for developers who want an alternative to traditional HTTP clients and command-line tools for API testing.

Developer
httpie
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License
MIT
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Language
Python
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Latest release
2.1.0, 5 March 2021
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GitHub stars
9.1k
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Repository since
April 2016
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