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HTTPie Desktop

HTTPie Desktop

Cross-platform API testing client for REST, GraphQL, and HTTP APIs.

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About HTTPie Desktop

HTTPie Desktop is a cross-platform graphical application for testing and interacting with REST, GraphQL, and HTTP APIs. It brings the user-friendly approach of HTTPie's command-line tool to a desktop environment with a sleek interface, allowing developers to work with APIs in a more intuitive way. The tool is developed by httpie and designed to make API testing accessible and straightforward for those building modern software tools. HTTPie Desktop complements the original terminal version, offering the same core functionality through a graphical client that can be downloaded and installed on various operating systems.

The application supports exporting and importing workflows, managing path parameters, and copying requests as commands, among other features. It caters to developers who work with HTTP servers, RESTful APIs, and web services and need a practical tool for API testing and exploration. The HTTPie project provides both this desktop application and a terminal-based alternative to meet different developer preferences and workflows.

Developer
httpie
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Latest release
2025.2.0, 14 March 2025
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GitHub stars
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Repository since
December 2021
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