MARTINI FEATURES

HTTP client

Build, test, and reuse API requests inside Martini. Use the HTTP Client to connect to external APIs, configure authentication, organize requests, inspect responses, and export working requests as services.

The HTTP Client helps developers move from testing an API call to using it in workflows without switching tools.

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Send and test API requests

Create HTTP requests, send them from Martini, and inspect the response. Test endpoints, headers, parameters, request bodies, and response data before using the request in a larger integration.

Authentication

Configure the authentication required by external APIs. Add credentials, tokens, headers, and other settings so requests can connect securely to protected services.

Cookie manager

Manage cookies used by HTTP requests. Store, inspect, and reuse cookies when working with APIs that rely on session-based authentication or stateful interactions.

Collections

Organize related API requests into collections. Keep requests grouped by API, system, project, or use case so developers can find and reuse them easily.

Import/export Postman collections

Bring existing Postman collections into Martini or export Martini requests for use elsewhere. Reuse work your team has already done and make API request collections easier to share.

Export request as a service

Turn a tested HTTP request into a reusable Martini service. Once exported, the service can be dragged into workflows and used as part of an integration or automation.