Streamline API development in VSCode. Run Hurl requests, manage variables, and view responses directly in your editor.
Command | Title |
---|---|
vscode-hurl-runner.runHurl |
Hurl Runner: Run at entry |
vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlFile |
Hurl Runner: Run File |
vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlToEnd |
Hurl Runner: Run to End |
vscode-hurl-runner.manageInlineVariables |
Hurl Runner: Manage Inline Variables |
vscode-hurl-runner.selectEnvFile |
Hurl Runner: Select Environment File |
vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlSelection |
Hurl Runner: Run Selected Text |
vscode-hurl-runner.rerunLastCommand |
Hurl Runner: Rerun Last Command |
vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlFromBegin |
Hurl Runner: Run from Begin to Current |
vscode-hurl-runner.viewLastResponse |
Hurl Runner: View Last Response |
vscode-hurl-runner.removeGlobalVariable |
Remove Global Variable |
Key | Description | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
vscode-hurl-runner.hurlPath |
Path to the Hurl executable | string |
"hurl" |
vscode-hurl-runner.verboseMode |
Set the verbosity level for Hurl execution. 'verbose' provides basic information about requests and responses. 'very-verbose' includes detailed information, including timing data. | string |
"verbose" |
vscode-hurl-runner.captureToGlobalVariable |
When enabled, captured values will be set as global variables. | boolean |
true |
ctrl+alt+h
(Windows/Linux) or cmd+alt+h
(Mac): Run Hurl entryctrl+alt+f
(Windows/Linux) or cmd+alt+f
(Mac): Run Hurl filectrl+alt+shift+v
(Windows/Linux) or cmd+alt+shift+v
(Mac): Manage variablesDemonstrates running a single Hurl entry directly from VSCode.
Shows how to run Hurl requests from a specific entry to the end of the file.
Illustrates running an entire Hurl file in one go.
Demonstrates how to manage inline variables for Hurl requests.
Shows the process of selecting an environment file for Hurl requests.
If you prefer Neovim, check out my companion plugin:
This plugin offers similar functionality to this VSCode extension, tailored for the Neovim environment.
Whether you're using VSCode, Neovim, or the command line, there's a tool to help you work efficiently with Hurl files.
👤 Dung Huynh Duc dung@productsway.com
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page. You can also take a look at the contributing guide.
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Copyright © 2024 Dung Huynh Duc dung@productsway.com.
This project is MIT licensed.