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The best alternatives to Fetch Client are Postman, Thunder Client, and Insomnia App. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.
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I like this a lot, I'm always looking for a streamlined alternative to Postman. Gonna keep an eye on it! That said, having tried it, a little feedback: - Most collections didn't work, even non-auth collections. E.g., with the deck of cards API it was not clear that I needed to take a further step and select something in the "Use the example below to see how to use this API." area, so I kept getting an error about "found the query, couldn't parse it"). Consider just making "Send" work right away :) - I'm pretty sure I had a valid & fresh unsplash auth key, and I tried most auth header options but still couldn't get it to work – the API returned that my key was invalid. To be fair, this is almost certainly on me. Would be great if the tool could help me sort that out... But the REAL game changer here would be if I could provide a link to some API docs, and the tool generates a collection that I can use. Providing an API key is one thing, but if it could manage OAuth? That'd be next level. Regardless, I'd love to throw in, for example, the Revenue Cat docs (https://www.revenuecat.com/refer...) and then RecipeUI parses this and generates recipes, well that'd be huge. Anyway, keep at it! I'll keep using it :) - Our mission is to make people more productive by enabling technology to millions. We strive to create the best experiences on mobile and desktop for those who want to be more productive.
