Not exactly interesting but fun, I've been working on a command-line http client called tinytina which I like to describe as the mix of postman and curl that nobody asked for.
It's main feature (and the reason why it was created) is to read data from a json file and feed it to an http client. I also included an "interactive mode" that uses an enquirer form to let you inspect and modify the parameters of a request before sending it. And yesterday I added a command that transform a request object into a curl or httpie shell command and shows it to the user.
Not exactly interesting but fun, I've been working on a command-line http client called tinytina which I like to describe as the mix of postman and curl that nobody asked for.
It's main feature (and the reason why it was created) is to read data from a json file and feed it to an http client. I also included an "interactive mode" that uses an enquirer form to let you inspect and modify the parameters of a request before sending it. And yesterday I added a command that transform a request object into a
curlorhttpieshell command and shows it to the user.Sounds cool! What language are you using to build it?
I'm using javascript.
It's a fun project that can be written in any "modern" language. I think it can be a good side project that anyone can do to learn a new language.