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Is your feature request related to a problem?
When I’m testing my backend API routes, it’s challenging to differentiate between requests that are working, not working, and completed.
Describe the solution you'd like
To address this issue, we can add checkboxes or color symbols to each request for differentiation. For instance, a cross checkbox indicates a request is not working, an unchecked checkbox signifies the request has not been tested, and a checked checkbox means the request has been tested and is working.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We can use color symbols for easy differentiation: red indicates a request isn't working, yellow means it hasn't been tested, and green shows the request has been tested and is working.
Additional context
Exactly. We could design a system similar to a to-do app, where each API request has a status indicator. Green, yellow, and red colors would visually show the progress: green for tested and working, yellow for not tested yet, and red for not working. This way, you can quickly see the status of each request without any confusion. Visual clarity is everything!
Is there an existing request for this feature?
Is your feature request related to a problem?
When I’m testing my backend API routes, it’s challenging to differentiate between requests that are working, not working, and completed.
Describe the solution you'd like
To address this issue, we can add checkboxes or color symbols to each request for differentiation. For instance, a cross checkbox indicates a request is not working, an unchecked checkbox signifies the request has not been tested, and a checked checkbox means the request has been tested and is working.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We can use color symbols for easy differentiation: red indicates a request isn't working, yellow means it hasn't been tested, and green shows the request has been tested and is working.
Additional context
Exactly. We could design a system similar to a to-do app, where each API request has a status indicator. Green, yellow, and red colors would visually show the progress: green for tested and working, yellow for not tested yet, and red for not working. This way, you can quickly see the status of each request without any confusion. Visual clarity is everything!