Closed qchroman closed 6 months ago
Hi @qchroman
You can click Open in Code
button, to view in VS Code built-in Hex editor
Thank you, @rangav. That's what I'm doing right now, but, that's an extra step. Is there a faster way?
Currently - that is the best way to do it.
Thank you! Is there a way to parse the response in a console, for example? That would be a way to format it in a format of choice.
Don't think it's possible now, but will make it possible in the next update
Thank you so much for your response!
Sorry need more clarification
How will you plan to format in console? can you provide more details?
I thought that if there is a way to process the response in some post-script, or somewhere, I could get the response and transform it into any format I like considering it is binary. I could then do something like
console.log(formatted_response);
and I would see it on the Output tab in the VS Code.
Thanks got it, will think of a solution for this use case.
JIC, there is no rush or immediate requirement. It was merely out of curiosity I've created this question and I think everyone can live w/o this feature :)
In any case, thank you so much for swift replies.
Dear all,
I'm using a starter plan of this great product and I was wondering if there is a way to either automatically open some hex editor in VS Code, or display the response in HEX/Base64 format when the response is a binary?
Currently, the VS Code states that the response is a binary file, the display is not supported and offers to Save File or Open in Code.
These are extra steps to check the response. I'd rather see a response in the console, or have VS Code automatically open it in some built-in HEX editor.
Thank you in advance for your response.