- Free and Opensource IDE for exploring and testing APIs
- It is lightweight with MIT license
- Bruno stores your collections directly in a folder on your filesystem
- Use git for collaboration
- No cloud sync. Fully offline.
PS: I am the creator of this project
Start API Client
Traction
VC Funding
Bloatware
Deprecate Scratchpad
Delete Scratchpad
Bruno will put an end to this. Honestly, I don't care if I end up making little money from Bruno. This shit has to stop. An API Client need not be VC funded.
It's been a decade now. 10yrs.
By Fully Offline, I meant to emphasize that we don't plan to plan to support online syncing of api collections to cloud.
lightweight is not just about electron, it's also about being mimimal without all the feature bloat that most people don't need.
Honestly I don't get the hate for electron.. Bruno got almost 50 PRs in the last week by community. We shipped a release every single day to all macOS, win, Linux.
New contributors are able to get the code up and running and contribute code within a day.
This is made possible by electron.
You said you would support disabling telemetry in the upcoming release several releases ago. And you could have disabled it temporarily or added a warning in less time than you spent trying to justify and deflect.
A fork bomb has minimal features. Is it lightweight?
Your reasons for using Electron are not reasons to make false claims.
People who know the stack can contribute code within a day. It is true for any stack.
With postman when I could use their interceptor extension on the browser, that would transfer cookies (from when I was logged into an app that was running locally) onto any of postman's requests. That was very convenient.
If you don't mind, it'd be great if you could outline your usecase on our GitHub issue tracker.
On cookies, we are building UI support, meanwhile you can use scripting workaround described here https://github.com/usebruno/bruno/discussions/385#discussion...
Great effort btw. Awesome to see more open source projects from India.