I’m currently making an Astro theme to make static sites way easier and then after that I’m probably going back to working on the API viewer I was making with Svelte, Tauri, and Rust. (Think of something like Postman but way less bloated.) I mainly just need to finish the settings and redo the data input form and then it should be ready for a first release (but it’ll still obviously be far from finished.)
Oh sick. Ive been throwing around the idea of making an saas app that can be configured to make api calls and modify the response in some user configured sorta way.
I’ve had two jobs where I was constantly calling into multiple web apis that returned inconsistent and often malformed json and xml. So I have to try my best to sanitize the responses before ingesting the data into the system.
So the idea of the project would be that it could make the api calls for you, modify the response using a configuration, and send it back hopefully fixed up. Then you could add alerts if you get an unexpected response, save responses as test cases, potentially you could use ai to translate responses for you, etc.
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I’m currently making an Astro theme to make static sites way easier and then after that I’m probably going back to working on the API viewer I was making with Svelte, Tauri, and Rust. (Think of something like Postman but way less bloated.) I mainly just need to finish the settings and redo the data input form and then it should be ready for a first release (but it’ll still obviously be far from finished.)
Oh sick. Ive been throwing around the idea of making an saas app that can be configured to make api calls and modify the response in some user configured sorta way.
I’ve had two jobs where I was constantly calling into multiple web apis that returned inconsistent and often malformed json and xml. So I have to try my best to sanitize the responses before ingesting the data into the system.
So the idea of the project would be that it could make the api calls for you, modify the response using a configuration, and send it back hopefully fixed up. Then you could add alerts if you get an unexpected response, save responses as test cases, potentially you could use ai to translate responses for you, etc.
I just have to start it lol.