Paw 3.1 Mac OS X

Paw is a full-featured HTTP client that lets you test the APIs you build or consume. It has a beautiful native OS X interface to compose requests, inspect server responses and generate client code out-of-the-box.

A Visual HTTP Client
Building great software is hard, and developer tools should be helping you without the headaches. Paw is exclusively built on OS X, so you should easily get the hang of it. Every feature is built intuitively with quick mouse or keyboard shortcut access.

Built for Teamwork
Keep everyone in sync with Paw for Teams. Create a team, invite your team and everyone gets seamlessly the updates. And because we know how important it is to keep your work safe, everyone can work on a separate branch and merge changes only when ready; it's almost as powerful as Git and as smooth as real-time sync.

Authentication
Authenticate against standard schemas including OAuth 1 and 2, Basic Auth, Digest Auth, Hawk, AWS Signature Version 4 and Amazon S3. Have an exotic auth protocol? Configure custom auth signatures visually via Paw’s dynamic values.

Dynamic Values
That's what makes Paw so unique! Access data from previous responses such as auth tokens, compute hashes, signatures, randomize data for testing, do some maths, or anything you want.

Environments
Set independent environments to quickly switch servers, user accounts, client credentials or anything that can vary.

Extensions
Add new features to Paw through easy-to-build JavaScript-based extensions. Whether you want to have generated client code for your favorite yet exotic language or you want to compute custom authentication schemes on the fly, extensions give a way to make this happen.

Security
Our goal is to build the most secure testing HTTP client. Paw keeps your passwords and history of network exchanges safe by encrypting them.

Accuracy
Paw has its own HTTP library: what you send is byte-for-byte what the server gets. Of course, all headers are supported. See the IP address of the server you connect to, perform DNS spoofing, and more. You can optionally use OS X standard libraries instead.

Performance
Using Grand Central Dispatch for efficient multithreaded processing, Paw takes advantage of your Mac’s multiple cores to run compute intensive tasks while leaving the UI smooth.

Native
Built on top of the latest Apple technologies, exclusively for OS X, Paw integrates perfectly in your existing workflow. The app is entirely sandboxed to keep you safe.

Paw 3.1
Request Variables
Introducing Request Variables making your requests parametrable. Variables can be described with type, constraint, schema and text attributes. This allows a wonderful integration with Swagger and RAML, with support for JSON Schema - Learn More
Adds Markdown support for request and variable descriptions

Paw for Teams & cloud sync
Adds Real-time sync for Paw for Teams and personal cloud projects
Boosts speed of Paw for Teams syncing
Fixes an issue with cloud sync for large objects

Improvements
Adds a LocalValue storage to keep some data independent from your team mates
Adds ability to export HTTP exchanges as HAR (HTTP Archive)
Adds the ability to queue more requests in a batch
Makes project encryption optional
Adds macOS notification preferences

Performance
Overall performance boosts

Fixes
Fixes OAuth 2 auto-refresh when using environment variables
Fixes SSL Client Certificates import bugs
Fixes many bugs and crashes

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