Requestly Essentials
Requestly accelerates building, debugging & testing web applications with API Client, Mock Server, HTTP Rules & SessionBook. Learn about all the features of Requestly and how you can use them to optimize your workflow.
Getting Started with Requestly
Requestly accelerates building, debugging & testing web applications with API Client, Mock Server, HTTP Rules & SessionBook. A reliable Agile Development tool.
Understanding HTTP Rules – Intercept & Modify HTTP Requests & Responses
Requestly enables modification of header, path, query parameters, status codes & body of Request & Response to accelerate software development and testing.
Understanding Replace Rule (Switch Hosts)
Replace Rules enables changes in a URL on the fly using pattern matching for testing and debugging purposes. This feature is particularly useful for developers testing the web page behavior under different conditions without altering the codebase directly.
Understanding Insert/Inject Script Rule
Insert/Inject Script Rule allows you to inject JavaScript into web pages as they load. This means you can modify the DOM, change styles, or even add new functionality without altering the source code directly.
Understanding Modify Request body Rule
The Modify Request Body Rule in Requestly allows users to tweak the data sent in the request body before it’s sent to the server. This feature is crucial for developers and testers, giving them the power to simulate different situations, troubleshoot problems, and refine their web applications without having to directly change the codebase.
Understanding Modify API Response Rule
The Modify Response Rule enables you to modify the response body of an HTTP request. The rule is equally important for developers and testers.
Debug & Mock GraphQL APIs using Requestly
Requestly helps you in intercepting & modifying the APIs on the fly using HTTP Rules. You can apply these rules to any HTTP Request including GraphQL APIs.