Noodle Docs
Welcome to the Noodle documentation. Noodle is a terminal REST client that treats HTTP requests as files on disk: inspect, send, and iterate from the TUI.
Getting Started
Section titled “Getting Started”- Installation: install via curl, Homebrew, or source
- Quick Start: send your first request in under a minute
- Concepts: collections, requests, environments, and more
- CLI Commands: TUI, conversion, update, and automation commands
Using the TUI
Section titled “Using the TUI”- Layout: panes, focus, and layout modes
- Using the Sidebar: browse, create, and manage requests
- Using the Request Pane: edit headers, params, auth, body, settings
- Code Editor: syntax highlighting, folding, and autocompletion
- Using the Response Pane: read responses, browse timeline
- Using Environments: manage variables and contexts
- Using Folders: organize requests with folders and overrides
- Authentication: configure request and folder authentication
Reference
Section titled “Reference”- Keybindings: all keyboard shortcuts
- Themes: available color themes
- Collections: collection layout, switching, and defaults
- Timeline: response history file format
- Collection Format: canonical request and folder YAML schema
- Environment Format: canonical dotenv environment format
Import and Export
Section titled “Import and Export”- Import Collections: import OpenAPI, Swagger, Postman, or Insomnia sources
- Collection Export: export OpenAPI or Postman files