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http-prompt is an interactive HTTP client and API testing CLI designed for constructing and debugging network requests to REST and GraphQL endpoints. It functions as a command-line request builder and a shell extension built on top of HTTPie.
The main features of eliangcs/http-prompt are: API Testing CLIs, API Request Automation, Command-Line HTTP Clients, Interactive Command Line Interfaces, REST API Debuggers, Terminal Input Autocompletion, API Endpoint Testing, HTTP Client Extensions.
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