About this software
API Runner is a JetBrains Marketplace plugin that lets developers execute HTTP and REST requests directly from supported JetBrains IDEs. It helps organize requests into collections, view formatted responses, and reuse requests within development workflows. Suitable for developers and QA engineers who prefer testing APIs without leaving the IDE, it integrates with editor tooling and supports common request workflows.
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Benefits
- Run requests: Execute HTTP and REST requests directly inside the IDE.
- Inspect responses: View response bodies, headers, and status codes inline.
- Organize collections: Group and save requests for reuse and testing.
- Authentication support: Use common auth schemes with configurable credentials.
- IDE integration: Operate without switching applications during development.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Documentation and usage notes are available on the plugin marketplace page.
- Issue tracker: Bug reports and feature requests are filed through the plugin page issue tracker.
- Updates: Plugin updates are delivered via the JetBrains plugin repository.
- Commercial licensing: Commercial license terms and purchases are handled through JetBrains Marketplace.
- Developer contact: Developer contact details are linked from the plugin listing for support inquiries.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party API Runner used for?
Execute, organize, and automate requests to third-party APIs for development, testing, or troubleshooting, and capture responses and logs for analysis.
Which API protocols and request types does it support?
Primarily handles HTTP-based APIs: standard methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), common content types like JSON and form data, and typical REST or GraphQL endpoints.
How does authentication and authorization work with the API Runner?
Uses common schemes such as API keys, bearer tokens, Basic auth, and OAuth flows; credentials can be attached per request or managed via environment variables/secrets.
Can the API Runner be used in CI/CD pipelines or automation?
Can integrate into automated workflows via command-line or scripting hooks to run requests, assertions, and scheduled checks within CI/CD pipelines.