Teste - API, Scripts, Terminal 7.5.4

Teste emerges as a pioneering mobile application designed for testing various types of APIs conveniently. It supports an extensive range of protocols, including REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, SOAP, JSON RPC, XML, HTTP, and HTTPS.

Main Features:

• Comprehensive support for all HTTP request types: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, COPY, LINK, UNLINK, PURGE, LOCK, UNLOCK, PROPFIND, and VIEW.
• A robust GraphQL editor offering a full-scale experience. Features include a body editor encompassing Queries, Mutations, Subscriptions with syntax support; variables editor; documentation explorer; and customizable request settings and metadata.
• An effective WebSocket testing tool capable of handling connections and message exchanges via WS or WSS.
• Capability to execute API calls with various request data encodings and transfer types including query parameters, URL encoded parameters, FormData, raw data submissions, and file transfers from local storage or remote servers.
• Advanced settings options that allow users to skip TLS verification, disable redirects, and adjust timeouts. Support for weak SSL verification with the option to utilize self-signed certificates is also available.
• Easy import of requests or collections via curl commands, links, or files from device storage. Teste supports diverse collection formats such as Swagger, OpenAPI, Postman, and YAML.
• Rapid sharing functionality allows users to share requests effortlessly through deep links and cURL commands.
• An Apple Watch application that enables users to send API requests directly from their wrist.
• Integrations with Shortcuts and Widgets enhance user experience.

Additional Features:

• Autocomplete functionality for commonly used header keys.
• Syntax highlighting and automatic formatting improve code readability.
• The interface is optimized for visibility across different device screens.
• Cookie management capabilities include collection, editing, and creation of cookies.
• Request metrics provide insights into request duration, response size, and status code variations.
• A history feature that logs all request calls for easy access.
• Support for request authorization methods including Basic Auth with username and password as well as OAuth through header or query tokens.