pvarghav

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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   On Linux, the application currently uses the command: ```bash google-chrome --proxy-server=<proxy URL> --ignore-certificate-errors-spki-list=<CA fingerprint> ``` to launch Chrome. For some users, this command doesn't seem t
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   I'm glad to hear that you like the product and found the tutorial helpful. I've updated the documentation to include instructions for installing the AppImage—thanks for bringing that to my attention. I really appreciate your detai
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   Thanks! I'm glad you like the idea—it sounds like you've had the same struggles I've been through. Good news: the Mac version is now available to download at https://apiparrot.com/#download . Let me know if yo
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   I'm glad you like the idea! Let me answer your questions one by one: - Exporting to Swagger/OpenAPI Spec: Currently, exporting to Swagger/OpenAPI isn't supported, but it's on my to-do list to look into. Right now, J
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   Update: The macOS version is now available for download at https://apiparrot.com/#download Please note that since the app isn't code-signed yet, you'll need to remove the quarantine attribute to run it. I've
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   The macOS version is now available for download at https://apiparrot.com/#download Please note that since the app isn't code-signed yet, you'll need to remove the quarantine attribute to run it. I've updated
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   Glad you like the project! I'm working on getting the macOS version built and released as soon as possible. If you'd like to be notified when it's ready, you can sign up for the newsletter here: https://apiparrot.c
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   Thank you! Working on this side project has been both fun and rewarding. I've learned a lot throughout the process, which keeps me motivated even without immediate financial gain. I have plenty of ideas on how to improve the software i
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   by pvarghav 2y ago

   Currently only HTTP requests are supported. I might add support for websockets later, however that is a harder problem to solve due to the binary encoding etc.
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    by pvarghav 2y ago

    Thank you for your suggestion! I've added a newsletter sign-up form at the bottom of the webpage: https://apiparrot.com/#newsletter Feel free to subscribe to receive notifications when we release the MacOSX version.
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    by pvarghav 2y ago

    Thank you for pointing this out. I've addressed the issue, and it should now be fixed in version 0.2.1, which is available for download on the website. Please update to the latest version, and let me know if you encounter any more prob
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    by pvarghav 2y ago

    Yes, I plan to release a macOS version of API Parrot. Unfortunately, I currently don't own a Mac, and since building macOS applications requires one, this has delayed the release. I'm actively exploring solutions, such as accessin
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    by pvarghav 2y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out! It should now be fixed.
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    by pvarghav 2y ago

    Thanks for your interest! - Is this closed source? Currently, the code is not open source, but I might open-source parts of it in the future. - Does it cost money? The software is free to use. If there is demand, I might create a "pro&
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