Above is a bit of an Escher trick: I monosnapped the monosnap window that appears after I monosnap. However, I believe Skitch has a similar, if not the same, toolset (with the added benefit, potentially, of being integrated into Evernote). These are only some of the tools we use at Wildbit, but they are definitely the most important ones. Since I use Monosnap, that is the application I’ll show here.
Monosnap online software#
The most popular versions of the software are 4.1, 3.0 and 2.3.
Monosnap online code#
The return http code (in this case 500) depends on what you enter. If you call with an API, it will return a 500 error. - We use this when we want to test something like invalid webhooks.This tool needs to be setup locally, however if you would like to use a public tool, you can use. The difference is JSONLint provides better errors when you validate larger JSON data sets. - At first glance, this tool might look similar to the JSON parser I mentioned earlier.We use it a lot to generate JSON when we're writing API tests.
Copy your JSON and paste it into instantly parse it as a string and get a JS evaluation. We use this tool almost daily, especially testing Postmark. - This tool includes all sorts of conversions, character sets, and response tests that would take up a ton of time if you needed to generate them on your own all the time.Some of the most valuable for us testers are: There are a lot of free online tools which are awesome and very easy to use.
There is a big community building additional workflow integrations, so someone may have built the workflow you need already if it doesn't support the task you need out of the box. There's a free version and a paid version that includes the ability to build and use custom workflows. It's awesome because it makes it easy to carry out tasks without leaving your keyboard.
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