v0.3.4

Added

• API docs editor with attachments, embedded terminal, git push/pull and file timeline

v0.3.3

Added

• Add json viewer

v0.3.2

Fixed

• Adjust environment ui

v0.3.1

Fixed

• Keep a workspace file's line endings when saving it

Documentation

• Point the online documentation links to wttp.vercel.app

v0.3.0

Git inside the app, and a set of tools for working with responses.

Added

• Git: repository status in the status bar and on each tree item.
• Git: a Changes tab that shows a field-by-field diff of requests, folders and
  environments instead of raw YAML.
• Git: stage, commit and discard from the Changes tab.
• Git: switch and create branches from the status bar.
• History: compare two runs of the same request side by side.
• Responses: clickable JSON tree. Click a value to save it to a variable or turn it
  into a test assertion.
• Requests: watch mode that re-sends a request on an interval until a condition is met.
• Requests: generate code snippets for fetch, axios, Python (requests), Go and HTTPie.
• Project: this changelog, also published in the documentation site.

Changed

• Send and Watch share a single button in the URL bar.
• Release builds target Linux and Windows. macOS builds are opt-in.

Fixed

• Focus rings are drawn inside inputs so they are no longer clipped.
• Context menus stay inside the viewport.
• The tree context menu and modals close as expected.
• The send control stays inside a narrow URL bar.
• Tab bar spacing, and a quieter notice when the workspace is not a Git repository.

v0.2.0

Collection Runner and CLI, a Portuguese UI, and user documentation.

Added

• Runner: run a whole collection or folder, or a hand-picked and reordered selection,
  with iterations, delay between requests, stop on first failure, and the option to
  persist variables at the end. Opens from "Run…" on a folder or collection.
• CLI: wttp run runs collections from the terminal with cli, json and junit
  reporters and exit codes for CI. Secrets come from WTTP_SECRET_<NAME> and are
  masked in all output. A GitHub Action is included.
• HTTP: HTTP/2 over TLS, negotiated with ALPN when the server offers it.
• Language: English and Brazilian Portuguese UI, selectable in Preferences → General
  (follows the system language by default).
• Documentation: user guide in English and Portuguese, published online and bundled
  in the app for offline use (Help → Documentation).
• Requests: copy a request as a cURL command.
• Requests: paste a cURL command into the URL bar without overwriting existing work.
• Responses: filter JSON responses with JSONPath.

Changed

• Environments are edited in a tab instead of a modal.
• Response status, time and size share a row with the response tabs when there is room.
• Long values in key/value tables wrap instead of being truncated.

Fixed

• The bundled documentation follows the app theme and searches in Portuguese.

v0.1.0

First release: a local, file-based HTTP client whose workspaces are plain YAML files
that can be kept in Git.

Added

• HTTP: every method and body type (JSON, raw text, form URL-encoded, multipart,
  binary), redirects, timing breakdown, download progress and cancellation.
• Authentication: Bearer, Basic and API key (header or query), set on a request,
  folder or collection and inherited down the tree.
• Workspaces: stored as readable YAML with deterministic formatting, schema
  validation and versioned migrations. Writes are atomic, and edits made outside the
  app show up live.
• Workspaces: landing screen to open, create and reopen recent workspaces, a
  configurable default folder, and switching between workspaces.
• Collections: virtualized tree with create, rename, duplicate, delete, drag and
  drop, multi-select, and "Move to…"/"Copy to…".
• Tabs: multiple request tabs, pinned tabs, "Close others"/"Close all", and a
  session that survives restarts, including unsaved drafts.
• Quick open: command palette on Ctrl+P.
• Environments and variables: {{variable}} resolution across runtime,
  environment, collection/folder and workspace scopes, plus dynamic variables
  ($uuid, $timestamp, $isoTimestamp, $randomInt). Includes highlighting,
  tooltips and autocomplete, and a warning before sending with unresolved variables.
• Requests: path parameters (:name) kept separate from query parameters.
• Secrets: secret environment values live in the OS keychain, never in YAML.
• Scripts: pre-request and post-response JavaScript, run in an isolated process
  with a timeout. Includes wttp.setVar/setCollectionVar, test/expect
  assertions and a captured console. Scripts can be set on requests, folders and
  collections and run as a chain.
• Importers: Postman Collection v2.1 (with environments), Insomnia v4, OpenAPI 3.x
  and cURL, into a new workspace or the open one.
• History: the last 10 executions of each request, stored on disk, in a History tab.
• Tools: JWT decoder and HS256 encoder.
• Interface: light and dark themes, three-pane layout with persisted sizes, native
  menu with shortcuts, toast notifications and a Preferences dialog.
• Distribution: installers for Linux (AppImage, deb), Windows (NSIS) and macOS
  (dmg), auto-update from GitHub Releases, .wttp.yaml file association, and an
  example workspace.