HugoWhat are y'all using for firing requests at APIs for testing now that postman is requiring a login and what not? I don't mind paying for a tool like that, I just do not need online workspaces and more logins.
cketti@botteaap Have you tried this? https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/http-client-in-product-code-editor.html
@cketti hmm no, didn't try that, but could be an option, thanks!
Guus der Kinderen@botteaap Last time I looked I was annoyed by Postman being migrated from a useful, lightweight tool to ... a monstrosity. I guess someone needed to monetize something? Sad.
Paul Woitaschek 
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A while ago I've migrated to https://insomnia.rest because of all the annoyances of postman.
A while ago I've migrated to https://insomnia.rest because of all the annoyances of postman.
Raul Portales
Ryan Moelter@botteaap I've been using Paw (now RapidAPI) for a while now, and it does everything I need! I found it through a Setapp subscription, but looks like it's free on it's own: https://paw.cloud/
RapidAPI for Mac – The most advanced API tool for Mac
RapidAPI for Mac is a full-featured HTTP client that lets you test and describe the APIs you build or consume. It has a beautiful native macOS interface to compose requests, inspect server responses, generate client code and export API definitions.
Timo Bakx@botteaap ever since PostMan started spamming me to start using their paid teams thing, I switched to Insomnia. It took a bit of time getting used to it, but I'm quite happy with it now.
@timobakx Cool, that's two votes for Insomnia. I see it can import my postman collections, so I'll give that a try!
@botteaap I spent most time reconfiguring automated auth headers.
In PostMan, I had it set up so a variable would be filled after I fired the auth call, so the other calls could use it.
In Insomnia, I set up the other calls to execute the auth call and pull the token from the response body if needed.
So it's a bit of a reversed setup.
The only thing that I really miss is the ability to set up auth configs for entire folders of calls. In Insomnia, I have to add it to each call individually.
@timobakx ah that's a good heads up, since I have a similar situation for one of my projects, thanks!
@botteaap if you decide to go with Insomnia, feel free to ping or DM if you want some examples.