Tried of writing JSON payloads, messing up a query string, or interpreting a response? This extension will shape the request for you by messaging Copilot. You can even highlight text that has non-formatted request information and the extension will figure out how to call It!

Make fetch requests with GitHub Copilot. Powered by ReadMe.

What can you do with http-fetch?

• Make API requests by chatting with GitHub Pilot through @http-fetch.
• Include your code as context that represents the call you want to make, and ask @http-fetchto add parameters.
• Include OAS context and chat to fill in parameters and make requests.

Example Queries

• GET https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/README and tell me what a README file is used for

• GET https://meowfacts.herokuapp.com/ with query count = 5 and tell me the first 2 facts about cats

• POST to https://petstore.com/new type = dog name = mochi color = tricolor

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