Insomnia Designer

This is nice. I like how there's a switch that flips between design and testing, and how testing has the familiar insomnia view, with environments. In the design view, I suggest…

Wow, big congrats to the folks behind Insomnia. I am amazed at the rate they keep improving it. The tool is ultra polished and the love that goes into it is so clear. If you have…

I had asked a similar question before, and I think this ^ is exactly why they built Designer and Insomnia Core (the original) as separate products. Freedom of choice ftw!

This looks like a good product, and I'm happy to hear the "Core" will remain as a dedicated, simple tool. One minor bit of copyedit help; on the landing page, near the bottom:…

Thank you so much for that attitude and I have to add: I'd definetely spend money on a license if there a pro/everyday-user features that make it worth it, while having a free…

I put in a Feature Request. Since OpenAPI supports file references, and for any API of substance, you'll probably prefer living with the file broken down into logical sections,…

For Ubuntu, both insomnia and insomnia designer point to the same package 'insomnia' on your download page.

Same issue (Core and Designer instructions are identical) on Ubuntu 19.10 with `sudo snap install insomnia`. About shows "Insomnia REST Client Version 7.1.1"

It sounds like you are the creator/a team member, so I just wanted to give you a data point. My team used insomnia for a while. We were on the paid tier. My boss had us bail…

I tried importing a swagger 2.0 json, and I'm not sure it worked right? The debug side works fine, but the designer side just has the json on a single line, and nothing in the…

It would be great if this supported gRPC. Other than BloomRPC, I'm not aware of any tools like this for protobuf/gRPC APIs.

This is great, but I noticed that the output doesn't fully support OpenAPI 3.0.0, particularly the use of "oneOf" responses. I believe it's because you're calling out to…

Personally I think it's a lost opportunity that you're still not allowing people to save the configuration in the project they're working on. We switched to first vscode rest…

Can it use an exportable/importable file as source of truth which you can then check into git?

I just asked this on another version of this I saw, but how does this compare to the original Insomnia? Are they two completely different products?

Love this and especially the Kubernetes features. One question - is everything in the original Insomnia in Insomnia Designer too, or are they completely different?

Is the plan to merge them ever or are they going to stay separate? Also, if I use Designer then I prob don't need to use the orgiinal Insomnia, right?

I love Insomnia and use it almost daily and in the hope the developers/owners are reading here on Hacker News: Please don't make the same mistake as Postman. I used Postman years…

For people searching for similar tools: I can highly recommend Stoplight Studio. https://stoplight.io/studio/ Depending on your actual API structure you may be able to generate a…

I started using this today. It's good so far. I can now stop spinning up swagger editor in a container and work with this. Going to switch over to this fully since I was already…

You could try Fiddler; it has a huge feature set along with an old-school UI: https://www.telerik.com/fiddler