An efficient and lightweight local debugging tool

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dage212 · 6h ago

A lightweight, efficient local API debugger

I’ve developed a simple yet powerful API debugging tool that runs locally. It’s faster and more intuitive than Postman, with a focus on speed and usability. With minimal setup, you can start testing APIs immediately. No complex configurations, just straightforward, real-time debugging. Check it out on GitHub and let me know what you think!Feel free to try it out and provide feedback! https://github.com/dage212/fire-doc

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An efficient and lightweight local debugging tool

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