POSTLY / IN THE REAL WORLD
One minute. One real workflow.
Continuous native session. Normal speed. Silent, with on-screen captions.
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What you're watching.
Postly sends real requests to the built-in, loopback-only Orders API. All customers and orders are fictional. No HTML reconstruction, simulated response or accelerated waiting.
Captured from the 0.2.0-preview.1 macOS ARM64 candidate built at ff6732b. The older public v0.1.0 download does not contain this UI.
Scene-by-scene transcript
- 0:00 — Send. A real HTTP 200 response contains two paid orders.
- 0:08 — Change. Switch the query filter to pending and send again. The response now contains one order.
- 0:18 — Compare. Compare that response against the saved paid-orders example: ten JSON differences.
- 0:28 — Focus. Exclude the orders subtree explicitly. One difference remains at the count field.
- 0:38 — Save. Restore the filter and save the request as a local TOML file.
- 0:46 — Prove. Run the saved collection: two passing requests, zero failures and five assertions.