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    Ars Masiuk
    wrote last edited by Ars Masiuk
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    Bootsmann

    Bootsmann is a minimalistic, lean and fast HTTP REST API test application (opensource C++ alternative to Postman/Insomnia/Hoppscotch etc.).

    It is especially useful for embedded devices and local development, where low memory usage and fast response times are crucial.

    Key Features

    • Lean: Designed to be lightweight - low memory footprint and resource usage.
    • Native: Built with a C++ compiler - no Electron or other web-based frameworks used.
    • Direct calls: Uses direct system calls to run the requests at highest speed - no JS-based middleware, therefore fast and efficient.
    • Offline-capable: Can be used without an internet connection, making it suitable for local development and testing, especially for embedded devices.
    • Secure: Does not upload any user data or API keys, ensuring privacy and security. No registration or login required.
    • Intuitive: Provides a simple (but functional) graphical user interface.
    • Open source: Available under the MIT License, allowing for free use, modification, and distribution.

    Bootsmann on GitHub:

    https://github.com/BootsmannApp/bootsmann

    How it runs like:

    Average values Postman & Insomnia Hoppscotch Bootsmann
    Memory usage 400-500 MB 60-70 MB 20-40 MB
    Responce timings 120-150 ms 100-110 ms 70-80 ms

    How it looks like:

    Screen_0_1.png

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      piervalli
      wrote last edited by piervalli
      #2

      Nice project @Ars-Masiuk you should add a list of Request grouped by category

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        Thank you @piervalli !

        Could you please explain, what do you mean "add list of Request"? How can I do this?

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          I thought a 3 tree where a node is category and leaf is the request

          • Category 1
            • Test 1
            • Test 2
          • Category 2
            • Test 1
            • Test 2
          • Category 3
            • Test 1
            • Test 2
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