JetBrains 3rd Party Jet Client

REST client for HTTP requests

About this software

JetClient is a REST API client designed to build, send, and inspect HTTP requests. It targets developers who need to test and debug APIs from within their development workflow. Offered as a subscription-based personal license for a single user, the product provides request organizing, environment variables, and response inspection to streamline API testing and troubleshooting.

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JetBrains 3rd Party Jet Client

JetBrains 3rd Party Jet Client
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Benefits

  • Send requests quickly: Build and execute HTTP requests with configurable methods and bodies.
  • Inspect responses: View response headers, status codes, and body payloads for debugging.
  • Organize requests: Group and save requests for repeatable API testing workflows.
  • Use environments and variables: Switch environments and reuse variables to parameterize requests.
  • Integrate into workflow: Use alongside development tools to test APIs during development.

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Documentation available: Product documentation is available online to explain features and usage.
  • Community forums: User communities and forums provide peer support and usage tips.
  • Issue tracking: Bug reports and feature requests are tracked through the publisher's issue system.
  • License management: Licenses are managed through the publisher's account and license portal.
  • Software updates: Updates and patches are distributed via the publisher's extension or plugin repository.

Frequently asked questions

What does JetClient do for developers?
JetClient lets developers construct, send, and inspect HTTP and REST requests to test and debug APIs during development.
Who is the personal license intended for?
The personal license is intended for a single named user to use the software for development and testing tasks.
How are requests organized within the client?
Requests can be grouped and saved into collections or folders to support repeatable testing and easier navigation.
Can environments or variables be used in requests?
The client supports environments and variables to parameterize requests and switch contexts between targets like staging and production.
How is the product delivered and updated?
Delivery and updates are provided through the publisher's distribution channels, typically via the JetBrains plugin or extension repository.