awsm-http is a modern, lightweight, and powerful HTTP client built with Tauri and React. It provides a seamless experience for testing and debugging APIs with a beautiful and intuitive user interface.

• 🚀 Fast & Lightweight: Built on Tauri, ensuring high performance and low resource usage.
• 🎨 Modern UI: Crafted with Shadcn UI and Tailwind CSS for a sleek, dark-themed aesthetic.
• 🔌 Real-time Protocols:
  • WebSocket: Full support for raw WebSocket connections with persistent message history.
  • Socket.IO: Native support for Socket.IO v4, including custom Event/Group emitting and listening.
• 📝 Advanced Request Editor:
  • Support for all standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH).
  • Params: Easy-to-use key-value editor for query parameters.
  • Auth: Built-in support for Basic Auth, Bearer Token, API Key, and OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials).
  • Body: Support for JSON, Form Data, x-www-form-urlencoded, and Raw text/XML/HTML.
  • QS Builder: Visual query string builder with support for nested objects and arrays (using qs syntax).
  • Monaco Editor: Integrated Monaco Editor (VS Code's editor) for a powerful coding experience when editing JSON bodies.
• 📄 Response Viewer:
  • Syntax-highlighted JSON viewer.
  • Raw response view.
  • Detailed headers inspection.
  • Status code, time, and size metrics.
• 📂 Workspace Management:
  • Organize requests into Workspaces and Folders.
  • Drag & Drop: Intuitive reordering of requests, folders, and environment variables.
  • Environments: Manage variables (e.g., {{base_url}}) across different environments.
  • Import/Export: Share your workspace via JSON files or import from Postman.
  • Reset: "Danger Zone" to wipe data and restore defaults.
  • Local Persistence: Your workspace is automatically saved to local storage.
• ⚡ Keyboard First: Designed for developer productivity.
  • Command Palette: Ctrl+K to access quick actions and Faker.
  • Tabs: Middle-click to close tabs.
• 🛠️ Mock Server:
  • Visual Schema Editor: Design your database schema with a node-based graph editor.
  • Data Generation: Generate realistic fake data using Faker.js.
  • REST API: Auto-generated REST endpoints for your tables with pagination and filtering.
  • Data Editor: Manage your mock data with a built-in spreadsheet-like editor.
  • Relationships: Define Foreign Keys and relationships between tables visually.

Write tests in JavaScript to validate your API responses automatically.

• Test Runner: Tests run immediately after a request.
• Visual Results: See pass/fail status in the dedicated "Tests" sidebar.
• Dynamic Descriptions: Log custom messages for your tests.

awsm.test("Status is 200", (log) => {
  if (awsm.response.status !== 200) throw new Error("Failed");
  log("Server responded with " + awsm.response.status);
});

Generate realistic test data on the fly using the built-in Faker.js integration.

• Quick Insert: Press Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K) in any editor to open the Faker dialog.
• Syntax: Use {{faker.module.method()}} in your JSON bodies.
• Arguments: Pass arguments like {{faker.date.future({ years: 1 })}}.

Powerful pre-request and test scripts with the awsm global object.

• Variables: awsm.variables.set("token", "...")
• Logging: awsm.log("Message")
• Access: Full access to request and response objects.

Access the full documentation directly within the app by clicking the book icon in the navigation bar.

• Core: Tauri v2 (Rust + Webview)
• Frontend: React + TypeScript
• Build Tool: Vite
• Styling: Tailwind CSS v4
• UI Components: Shadcn UI
• State Management: Zustand
• Editor: Monaco Editor

• Node.js (v18 or later)
• Rust (for Tauri)
• Bun (optional, but recommended) or npm/pnpm/yarn

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/awsm-http.git
   cd awsm-http

2. Install dependencies

   npm install
   # or
   bun install

3. Run in Development Mode

   npm run tauri dev
   # or
   bun tauri dev

4. Build for Production

   npm run tauri build
   # or
   bun tauri build

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.