About this software
API Buddy is an HTTP client plugin available through the JetBrains Marketplace that integrates request building and response inspection into supported JetBrains IDEs. It helps developers send HTTP requests, view formatted responses, and organize request collections and environments inside the IDE.
Designed for backend and frontend developers, QA engineers, and API testers, the plugin reduces context switching by keeping API testing workflows within the development environment.
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JetBrains 3rd Party Restful Fast Request
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Benefits
- In-IDE request execution: Build and run HTTP requests without leaving the IDE.
- Response inspection and formatting: View response bodies with syntax highlighting and formatted display.
- Request collections and environments: Organize requests into collections and manage environment variables.
- Support for common methods: Send GET, POST, PUT, DELETE and other HTTP methods.
- IDE integration and shortcuts: Use editor integration and keyboard shortcuts for faster workflows.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Vendor support channel: Support is provided by the plugin author via the JetBrains Marketplace support links.
- JetBrains plugin updates: Updates and compatibility notes are published on the plugin's JetBrains Marketplace page.
- Documentation availability: Refer to the plugin documentation linked from the Marketplace for usage and configuration details.
- Issue tracking: Issue reporting is typically handled via the plugin's issue tracker or Marketplace support entry.
- Purchase and licensing: Commercial license management and subscriptions are handled through the JetBrains purchase system.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Restful Fast Request?
A tool for constructing and executing RESTful HTTP requests to third-party services, streamlining request creation, transmission, and response handling.
What common scenarios is this product used for?
Integrating external APIs, backend-to-backend communication, automated testing of endpoints, and data synchronization between services.
How does authentication work with third-party APIs?
Authentication is handled via standard HTTP mechanisms such as header-based tokens, API keys, and OAuth-style bearer tokens configured per request.
How are errors and responses surfaced for client handling?
Exposes HTTP status codes, response bodies, and error callbacks or exceptions to support retries, logging, and custom handling in client code.