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I had been trying to debug an issue with a JSON response for a couple of hours. Chrome was showing that there wasn't any response data but the server side stuff worked. A friend recommended using Postman. Problem solved within 5 minutes! Thanks Postman :)
Postman helps you be more efficient while working with APIs. Postman is a scratch-your-own-itch project. The need for it arose while one of the developers was creating an API for his project.
**Features**
*Create requests quickly*
Compact layout
HTTP requests with file upload support
Formatted API responses for JSON and XML
Open responses as an HTML file in a new window
HATEOS support
Image previews
Request history
Basic and OAuth 1.0 helpers
Autocomplete for URL and header values
Key/value editors for adding parameters or header values. Works for URL parameters too.
Use environment variables to easily shift between settings. Great for testing production, staging or local setups.
Use Global variables for values which are common throughout APIs
Use the quick look feature to preview variables and their values before you use them
Keyboard shortcuts to maximize your productivity
**Document and share APIs**
Use collections to organize requests and share them quickly using URLs.
Document requests inside collections. You can even store entire HTML notes. Postman uses Bootstrap so you can use it too to style your notes.
Download and share collections with your team of developers.
Improved collection editing in 0.6.3
**Collections**
Collections can be any group of requests. You can save any kind of request by clicking the 'Add to collection' button. While saving the request you can also add a name and a note. There is no limit on the size of the notes so it can be as detailed as possible. Collections can be downloaded and shared as a file.
Oh also, Postman is open sourced under the Apache License 2.0. Feel free to contribute at https://github.com/a85/POSTMan-Chrome-Extension.
A simple REST-based ORM. Her?