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@angoru/brunoview

v0.2.2

Published

Bruno JSON log viewer

Readme

BrunoView

Made with AI

BrunoView is a local, web-based viewer for Bruno JSON test logs. It can load a results.json file automatically or via drag-and-drop.

Run (Bun)

bun run brunoview.ts /path/to/results.json

This starts a local server, opens your browser, and preloads the JSON file.

Install with npm

Global install:

npm install -g @angoru/brunoview
brunoview /path/to/results.json

One-off run (no global install):

npx @angoru/brunoview /path/to/results.json

Note: BrunoView requires Bun to run. If Bun is not installed, the CLI will attempt to use it via npx.

Version Troubleshooting

If brunoview --version still shows an older version after install, you are likely running a global binary while updating only local dependencies.

  • Check current binary path: which brunoview
  • Check global package version: npm ls -g @angoru/brunoview
  • Update global install: npm install -g @angoru/brunoview@latest

Load manually

  • Click Load JSON file and select a file.
  • Or drag a JSON file onto the drop zone.

Notes

  • Large files may take a few seconds to parse in the browser.
  • The viewer is static HTML/JS and runs fully offline.

Release automation

Tag a version like v0.1.0 and push. GitHub Actions will create a GitHub release and publish the package to npm.