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A Sails.js WebSocket Client - Request and listen to your RESTful APIs Sails Live is a WebSocket Client to maintain and debug your Sails.js realtime applications. It supports all the functionality of the Sails.js JavaScript Client SDK providing a lightweight user interface to manage requests and event listeners. Features * Socket connection support for local and remote Sails.js applications / interfaces * Requesting of GET, POST, PUT and DELETE routes with custom payload * Realtime payload validation (JSON validation) * Request management (edit, remove, sort or inspect your created requests) * Event registration (on which the connected socket should listen to) * Create, manage and inspect your listeners * Observe realtime notifications * Collapsable response inspector * Request and listener storage (use of Google Chrome local storage) Prospective * Listener queue (list and save all incoming events with date and time information) * Multiple connections (select the socket you need for each request and listener) * Connection history * Automated API tests with configuration * Import/Export of custom settings Contribute This application is free to use and open source. Source code is available at https://github.com/moehlone/Sails-Live-Chrome-App. Contributions are welcome and also feel free to report your issues or suggestions at GitHub or via email (philipp.moehler@haus11.org).
Feb 9, 2015
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