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What is Chapar?
Chapar is an upcoming native API testing tool built with GoLang, designed to simplify and accelerate the testing process for developers. Although still in its early testing phase, Chapar aims to deliver a user-friendly experience, supporting both HTTP and gRPC protocols.
### Features
- Create and manage workspaces to organize your API endpoints.
- Create and manage environments to store variables and configurations for API endpoints.
- Create and manage requests to test your API endpoints.
- Send requests using different methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, OPTION, CONNECT).
- Send requests with various content types (JSON, XML, Form, Text, HTML).
- Send requests with different authentication methods (Basic, Bearer, API Key, No Auth).
- Send requests with different body types (Form, Raw, Binary).
- Use JSONPath to set environment variables from request responses.
- Dark mode support.
- Data is stored locally on your computer and is not sent to any server.
- Import collections and requests from Postman.
- Support for gRPC protocol.
- Support for gRPC reflection and proto files.
- Load sample request structures for given gRPC methods.
- Chain requests using pre/post-request options.
How to use Chapar?
Chapar is a native API testing tool designed to simplify and accelerate developers' API testing workflows, supporting both HTTP and gRPC protocols.
Core Functions of Chapar
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Usage Scenarios of Chapar
- Create and manage workspaces to organize API endpoints.
- Create and manage environments to store variables and configurations for API endpoints.
- Send requests with different methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) and content types (JSON, XML, Form, etc.).
- Testing gRPC API, supports gRPC reflection and proto files.
- Import collections and requests from Postman.
- Achieve request chaining through Pre/Post request options.
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