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🚀 POST request page & API tester

Pure page-side HTTP request helper wey handles plenty methods and data styles for API debugging

Request setup panel

Response result panel



Wetin dis page fit do

Pure page-side setup

Everything runs for di page side, no extra server needed. HTTP requests dey pass through Fetch API so your setup stay private.

Plenty HTTP methods

E handles POST, GET, PUT, DELETE and PATCH for normal REST API work.

Plenty data styles

E handles JSON and form data so you fit test different API styles. JSON editor still helps with format and validation.

Custom request headers

You fit set headers like Content-Type, Authorization and User-Agent when the API need extra control.

URL history

E saves recent URL list so you fit switch quick and test again without typing everything.

Live response preview

E shows HTTP status code, response headers and response body at once, plus JSON formatted display, so API return results easy to read.

Question people dey ask well well

Does dis page handle HTTPS?

Yes, e handles HTTPS fully. You fit enter any valid HTTPS URL for testing. The page follows normal browser security rules.

How to handle cross-origin requests?

Cross-origin requests require di target server to configure CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) headers. If you encounter cross-origin errors, ensure di API server has configured correct CORS policies, such as Access-Control-Allow-Origin etc.

Does it support file uploads?

Current version mainly handles JSON and form data. multipart/form-data for file upload still fit land for future versions. You fit use FormData API with dis page when you dey test upload flow.

Na data saved to server?

No. All data na saved for your page-side local storage (localStorage), not uploaded to any server, so your API keys and sensitive data stay safer.

WebSocket testing dey inside too?

Current version focuses on HTTP/HTTPS request testing. A separate WebSocket test page dey available for socket work.

Na it suitable for learning HTTP protocol?

E good for learning too. Dis page shows the main parts of HTTP requests and responses clearly, so e helps with HTTP protocol, REST API design and debugging practice.

Helpful tips

  • Use Ctrl+Enter or Cmd+Enter if you wan send request fast
  • JSON data fit arrange itself make reading and editing easy
  • You fit copy response data go clipboard for more check
  • For local work, URL like http://localhost:port dey easiest
  • Keep the API setup wey you use often so repeat testing go quick