Requests

Requests are the main items in the HTTP space. Each request stores the method, URL, params, headers, body, auth settings, and a markdown description.

Creating Requests

Create a request from the request list header or from a folder context menu. New requests are created in the selected folder.

Request context menus include actions for:

• duplicate
• delete
• copy request preview
• copy internal link
• reveal in file manager

Request Editor

The request editor is split into focused tabs:

• Params - query parameters sent with the URL
• Headers - request headers
• Body - JSON, text, form URL encoded, or multipart form data
• Auth - none, bearer token, or basic auth
• Description - markdown notes for the request

Changes are saved automatically while you edit.

Body

Use the body tab to choose the payload format for methods that send data.

• JSON and Text use a CodeMirror editor.
• Form URL Encoded uses key-value rows.
• Multipart Form Data supports text and file rows.

Sending Requests

Send the selected request with one of these methods:

• Click the send button next to the URL field.
• Select "Editor" > "Send Request" from the menu bar.
• Press Cmd+Enter on macOS or Ctrl+Enter on Windows or Linux.

Preview

The lower panel can show the outgoing request before it is sent.

• HTTP preview shows the request line, host, headers, and body.
• cURL preview builds a command you can paste into a terminal.

Use the copy button in the preview panel to copy the active preview.

Response Viewer

After a request is sent, the response panel shows:

• status, duration, and response size
• body and headers tabs
• JSON formatting for JSON responses
• copy action for response body and headers

HTTP has its own editor preferences, including line wrapping for request previews, request bodies, and response viewers.