Insomnia is much more powerful than shown here unfortunately. You can define environment variables, put constant value in them or extract a value from response and save them in environment variable. This is very useful when testing dependant routes. Generate client code from your request (e.g CURL), saved me a ton of time when you are in VPN on a server machine and calling you service. Almost forgot, plugins, simply install with npm, themes and much much more.
I recently switched from insomnia to postman due not having a way to sync your workspace as postman has. Waiting for this feature someday to switch back.
We can store our collection as a github repo and sync with as we do with any other remote repo
Not sure if this is new but thought it might be helpful.
Insomnia is much more powerful than shown here unfortunately. You can define environment variables, put constant value in them or extract a value from response and save them in environment variable. This is very useful when testing dependant routes. Generate client code from your request (e.g CURL), saved me a ton of time when you are in VPN on a server machine and calling you service. Almost forgot, plugins, simply install with npm, themes and much much more.
I recently switched from insomnia to postman due not having a way to sync your workspace as postman has. Waiting for this feature someday to switch back.
We can store our collection as a github repo and sync with as we do with any other remote repo
Not sure if this is new but thought it might be helpful.
Absolutely! There are so many awesome features of Insomnia that I didn't include in this quick tutorial.
If you have the time, make a follow up. I just want what's the best for the Insomnia, to be presented in the best light. Thanks