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insomnia-plugin-uu-sync

v1.0.3

Published

2 years ago

Import manager and table viewer for Insomnia

Downloads

941

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insomnia plugin git uu

Insomnia uuSync Plugin

Last changes

1.0.3 - Show as table button was moved to response panel.

This plugin can...

... connect workspaces to its exported file path, import them, export them by import manager
... show response array as table

Warning: This plugin was tested in version 2022.5.0. Previous versions are not fully supported.

Import manager

In workspace menu there are three actions:

Export workspace - exports actual workspace to connected file path
Import workspace - re import actual workspace from connected file path
Import manager - show dialog with management of workspaces. Supports importing/exporting, groups of workspaces, bulk operations.

Import manager

Exported workspace is formatted and splitted to files for every request to be versioned by GIT. These files are less prone to collisions. Compatible insomnia-workspace.json is also generated to be used with Insomnia without the uuSync plugin. In case of collision in insomnia-workspace.json revert changes, import by uuSync and export again.

Table data viewer

Execute some request that returns some array or some object with some property that returns array.
Click on workspace menu and on "Show response as table"
Data is shown in the table and can be also exported to file.

Table data viewer