Using Chapar
Using Chapar
Learn how to organize your work and send HTTP, gRPC and WebSocket requests with Chapar.
Keep separate sets of collections, requests and environments
Variables, secret values and switching between servers
Create, organize and share requests, and set defaults per collection
Methods, params, bodies, auth, headers, responses and code generation
Reflection or proto files, metadata, TLS, streaming and examples
Connect, send and save messages, and watch the live message log
Chain requests, set environment values and extract response data
A cookie jar per environment that you can browse and edit
Variable syntax, completion and built-in dynamic values
HTTP defaults, themes, editor, language servers, security and the proxy