The fontseca.dev's playground is a web-based HTTP client designed for testing APIs. It was originally built with the
intent to have a dedicated space to showcase my work as a back-end engineer, but it can be used with other third-party
APIs.
Features
The Playground currently supports HTTP/1.1 servers and allows importing Postman collections in JSON format. It handles
The playground supports the following HTTP methods:
GET,
POST,
PUT,
PATCH,
and DELETE.
HTTP request features
Query parameters
HTTP headers
HTTP body
The HTTP request body is passed as a raw string, with content differentiated by the Content-Type header.
HTTP response features
Response body
HTTP headers
Cookies
Getting Started
To get started working with the Playground, clone this repository and simply run the application. You'll need to install
the templ command to generate the website code.
By default, the Playground is intended to be used as a plug-in within a wrapper project. I use it as a Git submodule in
my website's codebase. If you want to run it separately, you'll have to create a
go.mod file.
Clone the repository:
git clone git@github.com:fontseca/playground.git
cd playground/
Generate the website.templ file:
~/go/bin/templ generate
Processing path: /home/fontseca/playground
(!) templ version check failed: failed to read go.mod file: open /go.mod: no such file or directory
Generating production code: /home/fontseca/playground
(✓) Generated code for "/home/fontseca/playground/website.templ" in 26.710246ms
(✓) Generated code for 1 templates with 0 errors in 27.004517ms
Start a Go module called playground:
go mod init playground
go mod tidy
And finally, run the Playground:
go run cmd/playground/main.go
running fontseca.dev/playground server at 172.17.0.1:40273