Ecosystem

The t-req ecosystem provides tools for working with .http files across different contexts—from programmatic library usage to command-line tools and interactive interfaces.

Available Packages

@t-req/core

This documentation covers @t-req/core, the foundational library for parsing, interpolating, and executing HTTP requests.

npm install @t-req/core

Use @t-req/core when you need:

• Programmatic control over HTTP request execution
• Integration into your TypeScript/JavaScript applications
• Building custom tooling on top of .http file support
• API testing in your test suites

Get started with @t-req/core →

@t-req/ui

A companion package providing UI components for displaying HTTP requests and responses. Used internally by other t-req tools.

npm install @t-req/ui

Upcoming Tools

The following tools are planned for the t-req ecosystem:

t-req CLI

Coming soon — Run .http files directly from the command line.

# Execute a request
t-req run ./api/users.http

# Execute with variables
t-req run ./api/user.http --var userId=123

t-req TUI

Coming soon — An interactive terminal interface for exploring and running requests.

Features:

• Browse .http files in your project
• Execute requests interactively
• View response history
• Manage variables and environments

t-req Agent

Coming soon — AI-powered HTTP request assistant.

Features:

• Generate .http files from natural language
• Debug failing requests
• Suggest optimizations

Monorepo Structure

The t-req project is organized as a monorepo:

t-req/
├── packages/
│   ├── core/      # @t-req/core - HTTP client library
│   └── ui/        # @t-req/ui - UI components
├── apps/
│   └── webdocs/   # Documentation site (this site)
└── examples/      # Example projects

Source code: github.com/tensorix-labs/t-req