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Postly 0.2.0-preview.1 — native API workspace
Postly 0.2.0-preview.1 is a native Rust API workspace for local, Git-native request projects.
This macOS Apple Silicon preview includes the native desktop app and CLI, guided Postman/OpenAPI import, a local Orders example, a collection runner, structural JSON comparison, and a real 66-second native demo.
Demo: https://othmaneblial.github.io/Postly/demo.html
Assets and verification
- Target: aarch64-apple-darwin; source commit: 493cf8c; Rust 1.95.0; locked release graph.
- SHA256SUMS and postly-package.json are included. Verify the archive before opening it.
- tar.gz: 1b78a9600c81bc7abf2fd32d2ff3a86a9299f42facda6dd2a897d8bc2ef59344
- DMG: cc95489f01aeb01551f5d3f55240fe37071c2279a9e4f46fa1e69863e02563b3
- Demo MP4: b4ef8c9a8705429026eb664c1ffabadece4cfc72ac6675dd6261406b63749c26
This is a preview: the macOS app is ad-hoc signed, not Developer ID signed or notarized. Windows, Linux and Intel macOS assets are not provided. Imported scripts are opt-in, require Node.js and are not a hostile-code sandbox. Compatibility remains fixture-backed, not a full Postman parity claim. See INSTALL.md and the repository documentation for update, rollback and privacy boundaries.
Postly v0.1.0 — local-first technical preview
Postly v0.1.0
A locally validated macOS Apple Silicon technical preview of Postly, the
open-source Postman alternative without an account.
Included
- Native Rust desktop workspace and CLI.
- Git-friendly collections and local environments.
- REST/HTTP, GraphQL, SSE, WebSocket and dynamic gRPC workflows.
- Postman v2.1 and environment migration with explicit review diagnostics.
- Assertions, opt-in Node scripts, collection runs, JSON/JUnit reports and
local mock responses. - A SHA-256 manifest inside the archive.
Install
- Download and extract
postly-v0.1.0-macos-aarch64.tar.gz. - Run
shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS. - Run
./postly --helpor launch./postly-gui.
Scope
This release is a technical preview. Encrypted/PKCS#12 identities,
passphrases, broader Postman pm.* parity, richer GUI polish, cross-platform
installers, notarization and external end-user validation remain open. TLS
certificate verification stays enabled by default.