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@termdx/piper

v0.1.6

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A fast, keyboard-driven API client for the terminal. Built with [OpenTUI](https://github.com/termdx/opentui).

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Piper

A fast, keyboard-driven API client for the terminal. Built with OpenTUI.

Piper is protocol-agnostic by design — start with HTTP, then chain requests, stream WebSockets, and script workflows without leaving your terminal.

Features

  • Interactive TUI — No mouse required. Tab through panels, edit headers and body in popups, navigate history with search.
  • Syntax Highlighted JSON — Request and response bodies are pretty-printed and color-coded.
  • History with Ghost Suggestions — URLs autocomplete from your past requests as you type.
  • One-Key Exports — Copy the current request as cURL or copy response text to clipboard with Ctrl+Y.
  • Themes — Built-in Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Nord, Gruvbox, and more.

Coming Soon

  • Request Chaining — Pipe the output of one request into the next. Build API workflows like Unix pipes.
  • WebSocket Support — Connect, send, and stream messages in real time.
  • Collections & Environments — Save and organize requests into collections with variable substitution.

Install

Piper requires Bun to run.

bun install -g @termdx/piper

Usage

piper

Launch Piper and start making requests immediately.

Keybindings

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | Tab / Shift+Tab | Cycle focus between panels | | Ctrl+Enter | Send request | | Ctrl+M | Open method selector | | Ctrl+B | Open body editor | | Ctrl+H | Open header editor | | Ctrl+T | Switch theme | | Ctrl+E | Export current request as cURL | | Ctrl+Y | Yank (copy) selected text to clipboard | | Ctrl+/ | Show keymap popup | | Ctrl+Q | Quit |

Development

bun install
bun dev

Build

bun run build

License

MIT