iPadOS : 14.2 (18B92) Httper version: 3.4

I can’t edit the field for key and value, in the section Parameters or in Headers. I’ve tried on several iPads with different os. The body section can be edited without any problem.

What can we do?

I want to sync my projects, but creating an account never works. Getting a dialog titled "tip" saying there's an "unknown error". Tried different password combination but it didn't change anything.

Any log I can provide to help diagnose?

@lm2343635 adding logging system will give more details about unlogged issues and crashes during usage. may help the project to sustain. If approved I would like to work on it.

thanks

The app just crashes (app window is closed and does not show up in open apps) when I try to save a request to a new and empty project. The request is not saved when I check after restarting the app. I am using iOS 12 Beta.

This app is great. I'm finding it very user-friendly and full-featured. Great that it's open source too!

However, I am having an issue with responses that return larger sets of data. The app takes a long time to process the result and in some cases it fails and the 'Pretty' tab is empty.

For example, the following GET requests return 10, 100 and 500 results respectively:

https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/comments

If you try this in the app you should see that /users works fine, /posts takes a long time and /comments fails to populate the 'Pretty' tab.

I would love to help, but I'm not familiar with Swift, unfortunately.

It would be nice if I can search in the output section (very useful for huge ones), play with it, collapse and expand it and finally Copy/Cut/Paste the data within the app. Also if I can export the output to file or share it via 3rd parties.

Update below - disregard. Closed this issue.

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This is one of the better HTTP apps on the App Store, so thank you for all the work you’ve done.

In my HTTP request, I request a parameter (called scope). The value I input into the app is “string/string” with a forward slash. The HTTP call is successful, but what returns is “string/string” - that is, a backslash must be getting added to the request from the application. Given my authorization server recognizes “string/string”, and not “string/string”, the remainder of my workflow fails.

Request Key: scope Value: string/string

Response Value: scope string/string

Any chance your app is adding a backslash upon sending the request? I tested this on a desktop with Postman to see if it was occurring there - appears it’s isolated to the Httper app.

Many thanks for checking this out.

Great app. I am running into an issue when I selected the “Raw Request Body” function, the app crashes. Working from both an iPhone 7 and iPad Pro. Can you recreate on your device?

Bumps cocoapods-downloader from 1.4.0 to 1.6.3.

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Awesome idea and implementation, nice work! I used it today and it allowed me to test out an API easily from my iPhone.

Postman has a feature where we can export an existing collection: https://learning.postman.com/docs/getting-started/importing-and-exporting-data/#exporting-collections

The collection does not need to be in a workspace and is exported as JSON.

Request: allow me to paste the JSON from an exported Postman collection to create a new Httper Project - the project would include all of the methods, with headers and bodies, etc. included in the Postman collection.

Additional future requirements -

• Future versions could support Postman Environments, https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/managing-environments/, so if the imported Postman collection uses environment variables they would be supported.
• Future versions could allow the import of the Postman collections from a cloud source, such as DropBox, OneDrive, or GitHub (with authentication, etc.).

Send:

GET https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/

Original response:

{"status":true,"msg":["Hello world"],"about":["InPageEdit Analysis V4","Powered by: MongoDB & Express","Author: 机智的小鱼君"],"api":{"query":{"url":"https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/query","method":"get"},"submit":{"url":"https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/submit","method":"post"},"update":{"url":"https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/update","method":"put"}}}

Shows in prettify tab:

{
  "about": [
    {
    }, {
    }, {
    }
  ],
  "api": {
    "query": {
      "method": "get",
      "url": "https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/query"
    }, 
    "submit": {
      "method": "post",
      "url": "https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/submit"
    }, 
    "update": {
      "method": "put",
      "url": "https://api.wjghj.cn/inpageedit/update"
    }, 
  }, 
  "msg": [
    {
    }
  ],
  "status": true
}

Notice about and msg in response. The array does not appear to be rendered correctly.

The order in Pretty is wrong: { "product": { "digest": "42d87a4e7abeb542a163f30e956b6db95c70a4b3ceb8200d46c6ca133ff9da50", "priceUSD": 125, "autoProcess": true, "priceEUR": 105, "mediaType": "Print", "code": "030A16", "cartEnabled": true, "description": "Article 16 of the OECD Model Convention: History, Scope and Future", "relatedItems": [ { }, { } ], "isbn": "9789087223199", "shippable": true, "productType": "Book", }, }

Raw:

{"product":{"code":"030A16","description":"Article 16 of the OECD Model Convention: History, Scope and Future","isbn":"9789087223199","priceEUR":105.0,"priceUSD":125.0,"productType":"Book","mediaType":"Print","relatedItems":["06DA16","06EA16"],"autoProcess":true,"cartEnabled":true,"shippable":true,"digest":"42d87a4e7abeb542a163f30e956b6db95c70a4b3ceb8200d46c6ca133ff9da50"}}