HTTP Client - is it possible to run all requests as a batch?

The documentation for the HTTP Client states that 'Response handler scripts can include tests, which allows you to use the HTTP Client as a testing framework'. This is exactly what I'm wanting as it provides a convenient, in-IDE alternative to services such as Postman/Restlet etc.

However, having both looked at the documentation for running a request and played around a bit it appears it might only possible to run each request individually, which would rule it out for serious use as a testing framework.

The top comment on the blog post introducing the editor-based client requested this as a feature 10 months ago; I've not been able to find anything relevant on the issue tracker.

So - is it possible to run all requests as a batch? If not, is there a feature request on the issue tracker?

6
Avatar
Permanently deleted user

Hi ChrBrd!

I found some feature requests to make command-line runner for .http(.rest) files

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-42002

please upvote it.

Regards,

Vladimir.

0

yes, it will be useful in CLI version, but I need both versions, integrated to IDE too.

2

This would be useful to execute a POST (create) request and then do subsequent calls with the returned newly created element Id. That would be great! 

0
Avatar
Permanently deleted user

Hi, is there any updates? We would like to use it for testing, but now it is only usefull for development.

0

请先登录再写评论。