Everest Alpha 1.3
Pre-release
Pre-release
Changelog
UI Refresh
- UI elements have been scaled down to make room for the stuff that matters.
- Request history is now much more colorful.
- Finally a "+" button to add a new tab!
- New Key/Value fields are now added automatically as you type and the "New Param"/"New Header" buttons have been retired!
- Live URL preview as you type query parameters!
- The Visualizer should consume less memory.
Pseudo tab-switching
- Massive internal overhaul now allows for a super small memory footprint when creating new tabs. I'm calling this technique 'pseudo tab-switching' and will be writing about it on dev.to soon so follow me there.
Let the authentication begin!
- Basic Auth and Digest Auth are now live! (Work on OAuth 2.0 is on as you read this!)
Upcoming features
- OAuth 2.0
- Projects (similar to Postman's Collection or Insomnia's Workspace)
- Named requests
- Environment variables
- Google Drive and cloud-powered project sync across devices.
Running the JAR
Make sure you have the Java 8 Runtime Environment installed.
- On Windows: Just double-click on the file and Everest should open.
- On Mac and Linux:
java -jar Everest-Alpha-1.3.jar
Issue reporting
- Everest comes with a command-line Bug Reporter that resides in
INSTALLATION_DIR/Everest/
- It can generate a zip file with your logs and a short bug report with your description of the issue.
- While reporting an issue, use GitHub's Issue Tracker and include the above mentioned zip.
- You can run it using:
java -jar BugReporter.jar
Suggestions and improvements
Use these options to reach me:
- Open a GitHub issue.
- Email me at rohitawate121@gmail.com.
- Tweet me at @TheRohitAwate
That's it for the alpha. I hope you enjoy using it.
Make sure you star the repository and let your friends and colleagues know.
Thanks for trying out Everest, you're awesome! 🏆