v1.8.0

Feature release. Sequence diagram reports are rebuilt as a self-contained, interactive page, and the repository now ships an Agent Skill for coding agents. No changes to the exported API.

New

• Self-contained, interactive sequence diagram reports. SequenceDiagram now writes a single HTML file that loads nothing from the network. Previous reports loaded Bootstrap, jQuery, Raphael, highlight.js, clipboard.js and js-sequence-diagrams from five CDNs, so they could not be viewed offline and broke if any of those went away. See the demo. (#185)
  • The diagram is an SVG drawn in Go, so it renders without JavaScript, and each arrow links to its message.
  • Each message shows its start line, headers and body. JSON bodies are indented and highlighted.
  • Requests that received no response, such as calls that matched no mock, are flagged in the diagram and the message list. See the unmatched mock demo.
  • Click an arrow to jump to its message, filter messages, focus on one participant, and move between messages with j and k.
  • Copy any message raw, or any request as a curl command.
  • Light and dark themes follow the system setting, the layout works on narrow screens, and printing expands every message.
• An Agent Skill for writing apitest tests. It teaches coding agents the library's conventions and its common traps. Install it in Claude Code with claude plugin marketplace add steinfletcher/apitest, then claude plugin install apitest@apitest. Other agents that support Agent Skills can use skills/apitest as it is. See AI coding agents. (#184)

Upgrading

Report file names and directories are unchanged, and the meta data is still embedded in <script id="metaJson">. Tooling that parsed other parts of the old report HTML, such as the js-sequence-diagrams text, needs updating.

Docs

• The README shows the new report and links to the live demos on apitest.dev. (#185)