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poso

v0.0.5

Published

a cli utility to run vscode-rest requests

Readme

poso

CLI REST client compatible with vscode-restclient

npm i -g poso

Request flags

  • --stop-on-http-error Stop when the response status is not 2xx
  • --show-headers Show the response headers
  • --status-only Print only the response status
  • --silent Reduce verbosity.
  • --json Parse the response and print it as json string.

Execute a request

poso r "GET {{url}}/todos/{{id}}" "@id=2 @url=https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com"

Open a file

Parse a .http file and select a request interactively:

poso open ./file.http

Add override variables and select a specific request:

poso o ./file.http "@id=OVERRIDE_ID" --request-name="Get One"

Just show a list of the requests in a file

poso o ./file.http --list

TODO

  • [x] Request method

    • [x] Apply Variables
    • [ ] Default to GET if no method but URL
  • [ ] Parse HTTP File

    • [x] Sections
    • [ ] Named Request
      • [x] named after section divider
      • [ ] named var @name
  • [ ] Request parser does not apply vars until exec

  • [ ] Variables

    • [ ] Recursive Variables
      @website=thing.com
      @apiUrl=http://{{website}}/api

Maybe TODOs

  • [ ] Calculated Vars coming from named Request
    @id={{create.response.body.json.id}}
      
    get {{apiUrl}}/users/@id