[jicea]

Really cool, with already a lot of features!

Given the raise of CI/CD, I really think these kind of tools (CLI tests on HTTP requests), based on a simple format, will be really important. We've build Hurl (https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl), that shares a lot of similarities with Step CI (plain text instead of yaml, captures, jsonpath, xpath etc...). I will shamelessly take inspiration for some new features (like GraphQL for instance)!

[Sebastian_Wis]

Oh, nice to meet you!

Our Matcher functionality was actually inspired by Hurl (you call them predicates!)! We would take your inspiration from us as a huge compliment :)

The main difference between Hurl and Step CI is from our persepective an ideological one. What do you think?

Hurl is a CLI tool, while Step CI is a library. This means that you can include our Test Runner (https://github.com/stepci/runner) and use it with other tools. For example, you can combine it with testing frameworks like Mocha, Jest, and Ava (https://github.com/stepci/stepci/blob/main/docs/using-test-t...) or build your own platform on top of it.

That's what's so nice about open source.

[jicea]

Yes, I can see that! We focus on the CLI and I see how Step CI can shine. Happy to be a (small) source of inspiration. Good luck with Step CI!