coc-rest v0.2.0

coc-rest

A powerful rest client with many features

Features

• Workspaces for organizing requests into logical groups
• Global config per workspace that gets applied to all requests in a workspace
• Syntax highlighting on output
• Variables
• Multiple requests
• Simple YAML syntax

Install

:CocInstall coc-rest

If you want syntax highlighting then you'll need these plugins

Plug 'inkarkat/vim-ingo-library' Plug 'inkarkat/vim-SyntaxRange'

Keymaps

Some useful key mappings

• nnoremap <silent> <leader>rs :CocCommand coc-rest.send<cr>
• nnoremap <silent> <leader>rr :CocList rests<cr>
• nnoremap <silent> <leader>rw :CocList workspaces<cr>

Lists

:CocList workspaces

:CocList rests

Examples

Create A Workspace

1. :CocList workspaces
2. Tab
3. (n)ew
4. Enter in new name for workspace

After step 4 you'll see a global.yaml file open with the following

baseURL: 
headers:
variables:

Here is where you'll put your baseURL and any headers that should be applied to any request in this workspace.

An example would look like this

baseURL: http://localhost:8000/api
headers:
    Content-Type: application/json

Create A REST

1. :CocList workspaces
2. Select the workspace to create the REST in.
3. Tab
4. (n)ew
5. Enter in new name for REST

After step 5 you'll see a file with the name you typed in above with the following fields

url: 
method: 
headers:
params:
data:
variables:
---

An example would look like

url: /cats
method: post
headers:
params:
data:
    name: whiskers
    color: black

Building off of the global config, the request will looks like

curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/api/cats -H "Content-Type: applicatoin/json" -d '{"name": "wiskers", "color": "black"}'

Create A REST 2

If you set coc-rest.pin-workspace in your CocConfig, either local or global then you can skip going through the workspace list and go straight to :CocList rests. This will take you to the workspace you have pined.

Variables

Variables work like template literals in javascript.

url: /${path}
method: post
headers:
params:
data:
    name: whiskers
    color: black
variables:
    path: cats

Will give you

curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/api/cats -H "Content-Type: applicatoin/json" -d '{"name": "wiskers", "color": "black"}'

Variables can be specified in the global file and will be applied to all rests just like the config section.

Sending Multiple Requests Per REST File

To send more than one request per REST file just add another config section to the rest

url: /${path}
method: post
headers:
params:
data:
    name: whiskers
    color: black
variables:
    path: cats
---
url: /${path}
method: post
headers:
params:
data:
    name: spot
    color: brown
variables:
    path: dogs

Please note that the variables from the first request don't propagate to the next request. In the example above, variables.path, must be supplied for both requests for the url to be interpolated. If path was the same then it may make sense to move that variable to the global file for this workspace.

License

MIT

This extension is created by create-coc-extension