Similarly to how we generate OpenAPI specs from intercepted requests, we should generate .http files. These files contain API requests that are issued by the app.
Rationale
Having .http files allows developers to easily test specific API calls used in their app.
Considerations
The generated .http file shouldn't store tokens or keys. If Dev Proxy detects a token or a key, it should replace them with a variable that can be set in the file. Variables should be defined per API-header/-query string param pair.
Similarly to how we generate OpenAPI specs from intercepted requests, we should generate .http files. These files contain API requests that are issued by the app.
Rationale
Having .http files allows developers to easily test specific API calls used in their app.
Considerations
The generated .http file shouldn't store tokens or keys. If Dev Proxy detects a token or a key, it should replace them with a variable that can be set in the file. Variables should be defined per API-header/-query string param pair.