Closed alekdavisintel closed 1 month ago
No is not an error in the true sense of the word. You can also store the httpyac settings in the package.json (similar to other NodeJS tools). For this reason, my tool searches for the first package.json when loading and tries to load the settings from there, if they are available. Apparently, when refactoring, the debug output became a console.error at some point.
Just wanted to mention that I am extatic about using httpYac. Have been using it for the past week, and it was awesome. Just have one issue trying to figure how to conditionally disable/enable request (posted an issue, so hope I can figure this out), but everything else is just awesome. Thank you so much. Have been looking for Postman replacement for over a year and I'm 90% confident, httpYac will be our new platform. In fact, I already like it better than Postman. Did a demo for a team and everyone liked it. Thanks, thanks, thanks.
Yes, I have already seen the ticket. I'll comment on it later. I had to take some time off this week. My mental load at work was already too high for me to do much in my private time.
oh and thank you. I'm glad you like it
When I run tests for folders, for every folder and file in the project folder, I get a error message in the
httpyac - Log
complaining about thepackage.json
file, e.g.:Assuming these are not critical, is there a way to supress them? Or are these actually errors that need to be fixed?