Noodle
A REST client for your terminal with an intuitive command-line interface.
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About Noodle
Noodle is a REST client designed for use in the terminal, providing an intuitive command-line interface for working with HTTP requests. Developers use it to write, send, inspect, and automate API requests from readable files stored alongside their code. The tool integrates with Git version control, allowing requests, scripts, and tests to be versioned together with the codebase. The same collection of requests can be used across the terminal user interface, command line, continuous integration pipelines, and coding agents.
Noodle supports features including request templating, authentication methods like OAuth and API keys, pre- and post-request scripting, response assertions and captures, and testing capabilities with CSV or JSON data. The tool treats the repository itself as the workspace. Noodle is developed by wilfredinni and is released under the Apache 2.0 license.
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