atac(1)

Usage

atac [{-d | --directory}] [--filter] [--tui] [--no-ansi-log] [{-v | --verbose}] ... [{-q | --quiet}] ... [--dry-run] [{-h | --help}] [{-V | --version}] [subcommands]

Overview

ATAC is Arguably a Terminal API Client. It is based on well-known clients such as Postman, Insomnia, or even Bruno, but inside your terminal without any specific graphical environment needed. The philosophy of ATAC is to be free, account-less, and offline for now and forever.

Options

-d, --directory <DIRECTORY>: Main application directory, containing JSON/YAML collections files, the atac.toml config file and the atac.log file

--filter <FILTER>: Will only allow collection files that matches the regex filter

--tui: Run TUI after command

--no-ansi-log: Avoid using ANSI format for log file/output

-v, --verbose: Increase logging verbosity

-q, --quiet: Decrease logging verbosity

--dry-run: Avoid saving data to the collection and environment files

-h, --help: Print help (see a summary with '-h')

-V, --version: Print version

Subcommands

atac-collection(1): Collection commands

atac-request(1): Request commands

atac-try(1): One-shot request sender

atac-env(1): Environment commands

atac-import(1): Import a collection, a request or an environment from other file formats (Postman v2.1.0, cURL, OpenAPI)

atac-completions(1): Create a completion file

atac-man(1): Generate ATAC man page

atac-help(1): Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Version

v0.24.0

Releases

Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).

9–13