User-Friendly API Performance Test Tool

Overview

Apiprobe is a free, user-friendly, light alternative to popular API testing tools that tend to be overly featured and cumbersome to use.

It allows you to create 'HTTP scripts' similar to those used by IntelliJ's HTTP client.
You can actually copy-paste them and execute under various timing / load conditions.

Try it your way - whether you prefer to download the app and have it at your fingertips or try it online via our "Online App" link.

Installation, macOS

• Go to download folder.
• Unzip the application and execute.

If the application is blocked by macOS, follow these steps to resolve the issue:


• Open terminal: press cmd+space, type terminal and press enter.
• Type: xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/apiprobe.app and press enter
• Move application to Applications folder (optional)

The application may be blocked by macOS as it is not signed with Apple developer id.

Features

• IntelliJ's HTTP client syntax, including variables.
• Response processing using JavaScript.
• Execution statistics.
• Export (encrypted) scripts to the cloud.

                GET http://example.com/api/resource
                Authorization: Bearer {token}
                Other-Header: Header_Value

            

                POST http://example.com/api/resource
                Content-Type: application/json

                {
                    "key": "value"
                }

                ### With variables

                POST http://example.com/api/resource/{{variable_name_1}}
                Content-Type: application/json

                {
                    "key_1": "value"
                    "key_2": "{{variable_name_2}}"
                }
            

            ###
            GET http://example.com/api/resource/{{resource_id}}
            
            > {%
                let resourceId = client.variables.get('resource_id');
                client.variables.set('resource_id',1234);
                console.log("traderId: ", response.body.traderId);
                console.log(response.headers.get('content-type'));
            %}
            

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