Introducing a Chrom Browser plugin DHC is a Google Chrome plugin that sends test data to the server using the Chromium simulation rest client

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DHC is a Google browser plugin that uses the Chrome simulation rest client to send test data to the server.

DHC's development background

In web development, server-side and client development and testing is necessary, but the work of testing often requires the server-side to complete, the client can be tested, which undoubtedly delayed the test process, resulting in the completion of the server-side development, not sufficient data testing, It is easy to cause the server side and client development after the completion of the uncoordinated situation, and today to recommend this HTTP tool, you can advance the server-side code testing.

Introduction to DHC

DHC is a Google browser plugin that can help users to use the chrome plugin to simulate HTTP clients sending test data to the server, and after installing the DHC plugin in Chrome, you can use DHC for data testing when the server-side code is initially completed. To get to know the bugs and requirements of the program earlier. The use of the DHC plug-in is also very simple, only need to enter the server-side address, as well as the way of sending and data content, you can send the server side of the specified data, and get the server-side return value.

How to use DHC

1. Installing the DHC plugin in Google Chrome and launching the HTTP client function in the browser's expander, the DHC plugin can be found under this article, and the installation method of the offline DHC plug-in can be consulted: how to install the. crx extension of the offline Chrome plugin in Google Chrome? The latest Google browser offline installation version can be downloaded from here: http://chromecj.com/chrome/2014-09/177.html.

2. After opening the DHC plugin, enter the server-side address and data content in the text box, and select the method to send the data, and click the Send button:

3. After the transmission is successful, the status of the send and the server-side return information will be displayed below the page:

4. The user can save a server-side test address to the DHC plugin for easier testing:

5. The user can also view the details of the server return status, including multiple header information:

6. On the server side of the return content, the user can also directly view the source code of the data through the DHC plugin:

Considerations for DHC

1.DHC is a Google Chrome plugin that simulates HTTP clients sending specified data to the server.

2. When using the DHC plugin, the user needs to build an HTTP server first.

Contact information for DHC

1. Provided by www.sprintapi.com.

Click to go to the dhc-rest/http API client download page

Introducing a Chrom Browser plugin DHC is a Google Chrome plugin that sends test data to the server using the Chromium simulation rest client