Sending Requests and Handling Responses in Bruno
Whether you're developing your own API or testing a third-party one, you can use Bruno as an API Testing Client to send requests and receive responses. With Bruno, you can create, update, delete, and send data with custom parameters and authorization details.
When you send a request and receive a response through Bruno, the interface displays the information clearly, allowing you to debug errors, handle responses, and resolve any issues efficiently.
In the above example we are sending Post request to Bruno echo server with json body. The echo server will respond with same data we sent in a request as a output.
Getting Started with API Requests in Bruno
You can send any kind of API request using Bruno mentioned below:
We are working on adding a support for gRPC, WebSocket, and MQTT you can checkout the complete Bruno Roadmap (opens in a new tab) here.