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Hurl Toolkit

Hurl Toolkit

AToolZ

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Complete Hurl HTTP testing toolkit: syntax highlighting, run requests, response viewer, and IntelliSense for .hurl files
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Complete Hurl HTTP testing toolkit for VS Code. Syntax highlighting, run requests, response viewer, and IntelliSense for .hurl files.

Features

Syntax Highlighting

Full TextMate grammar for .hurl files with support for HTTP methods, URLs, headers, status codes, sections, variables, embedded JSON/XML/GraphQL, assert predicates, filter functions, and more.

Syntax Highlighting

Run Requests (CodeLens)

Click Run Request above any HTTP method to execute it with hurl. Click Run All to execute every request in the file. Output is displayed in a dedicated output channel, with an optional webview panel for formatted responses.

IntelliSense

Context-aware completions for:

  • HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, CONNECT, TRACE)
  • Common HTTP headers with value suggestions (Content-Type, Authorization, Accept, etc.)
  • Section names ([Asserts], [Captures], [Options], [FormParams], etc.)
  • HTTP status codes with descriptions (200 OK, 404 Not Found, 500 Internal Server Error, etc.)
  • Assert predicates (==, !=, >, contains, matches, exists, isString, etc.)
  • Filter functions (count, jsonpath, regex, replace, split, toInt, etc.)
  • Options (delay, retry, location, insecure, verbose, etc.)
  • Variable references ({{variable}}) from captures and usage

IntelliSense Completions

Hover Documentation

Hover over any keyword to see documentation. Methods, status codes, sections, options, assert predicates, filter functions, and headers all provide contextual information.

Hover Documentation

Diagnostics

Real-time error detection for:

  • Invalid HTTP methods
  • Malformed URLs
  • Unknown section names
  • Invalid status codes (outside 100-599 range)
  • Unclosed variable references {{

Diagnostics

Snippets

9 built-in snippets for common Hurl patterns:

Prefix Description
hurl-get GET request with assertions
hurl-post-json POST with JSON body
hurl-post-form POST with form parameters
hurl-auth Request with Bearer authentication
hurl-graphql GraphQL request
hurl-upload Multipart file upload
hurl-capture Request with response captures
hurl-chain Chained requests (create, read, delete)
hurl-full Complete CRUD test template

Requirements

  • Hurl installed and available in your PATH (or configured via settings)

Extension Settings

Setting Default Description
hurl-toolkit.hurlPath "hurl" Path to the hurl executable
hurl-toolkit.showResponseInWebview false Show responses in a webview panel
hurl-toolkit.additionalArguments "" Extra arguments passed to hurl
hurl-toolkit.variablesFile "" Path to a --variables-file for hurl

About Hurl

Hurl is a command-line tool that runs HTTP requests defined in a simple plain text format. It can perform requests, capture values, and evaluate queries on headers and body response. Hurl is very versatile: it can be used for fetching data, testing HTTP sessions, and testing APIs.

Contributing

git clone https://github.com/atoolz/hurl-vscode-toolkit.git
cd hurl-vscode-toolkit
npm install
npm run build
npm run test:e2e
# Press F5 in VS Code to debug

Contributions welcome! See the AToolZ Contributing Guide.

License

MIT

Part of the AToolZ toolkit suite

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