Added support for HTTP Requests #8010
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Signed-off-by: Dan Wolfson <[email protected]>
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Jan 24, 2024
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Description
JetBrains ® has an HTTP Client similar (though simpler) than Postman. This HTTP client is available as a plug-in across many of their IDEs as well as available standalone. More information can be found at: HTTP Client | IntelliJ IDEA Documentation. Information on the freely downloadable utility can be found at Download.
This pull request adds support for the HTTP client as well as normalizing the REST Environment parameters used by both Postman and the HTTP client. More specifically, this pull request:
Normalized most of the environment parameters to be a common set of camel case style variables. This is true for both Postman and the HTTP client collections.
Generated HTTP client request collections from the Postman collections
Updated the gradle build file to put the HTTP client collections in the distribution
Updated some of the documentation - need to refine that.
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