chapar

I built chapar for the same reasons. It’s an open source postman alternative, currently supporting rest and grpc and scripting with python. Fully local and no hidden proxy. https://github.com/chapar-rest/chapar

Hi HN, I'm excited to share Chapar, a native API testing tool I've been building with GoLang. I created it out of frustration with other API testing tools and aimed to make something fast, minimalistic, and more flexible, especially when it comes to gRPC. Features: Supports both HTTP and gRPC protocols. Workspaces to organize your API endpoints. Environments for storing variables and configurations for different API setups. Send requests using GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS, CONNECT methods. Flexible request body types like Form, Raw, Binary, and content types such as JSON, XML, Text, HTML. Different authentication methods like Basic, Bearer, API Key, or No Auth. Support for gRPC reflection, proto files, and loading sample request structures. Chaining requests with Pre/Post request options for more complex testing workflows.

You can write anything with it. V0.6 made your issues much less tricky. Also there is a Material Design theme. And also light and dark. Here is an excellent example of a gioui app that has light / dark with a custom theme. https://github.com/chapar-rest/chapar If you’re on MAC or Windows it’s just “ go run .”. If you wanted text keening or text sweeping around an arc or RTL / LRT it can do it thanks to github.com/go-text/typesetting Complex widgets for Calendar spinners or diagrams are out there on GitHub. An effort to bring these together is lacking, and I reckon that if all these things weee brought together it would definitely encourage more developers to dive in.