What is Apidog Fast Request?
Analyze and detect endpoints in Java/Kotlin projects automatically, send requests with one click, generate OpenAPI Specs without Swagger annotations, and publish Stripe-like API docs in seconds—all within IntelliJ IDEA. Simplify your API workflow today!
Problem
In the current situation, developers working on Java/Kotlin projects often manually analyze and detect HTTP endpoints, which can be a time-consuming and error-prone process. They also rely on additional tools for sending requests and generating API specifications, which may not be efficiently integrated within their development environment. Additionally, generating accurate OpenAPI Specs without the use of Swagger annotations is challenging. Analyze and detect endpoints in projects often lead to increased workload and potential errors.
Solution
An IntelliJ IDEA Plugin that enables users to develop APIs faster by analyzing and detecting endpoints in Java/Kotlin projects automatically. Users can send requests with one click, generate OpenAPI Specs without Swagger annotations, and publish Stripe-like API docs all within the IntelliJ IDEA environment, thus greatly simplifying API workflows.
Customers
The primary users are developers and software engineers working with Java/Kotlin projects who are looking to improve their efficiency in API development by simplifying their workflows. They are likely to be technologically adept, working in development teams or solo, within companies of various sizes engaged in software development projects.
Unique Features
The plugin's ability to automatically analyze and detect endpoints directly within IntelliJ IDEA sets it apart. Furthermore, its capability to generate OpenAPI Specs without requiring Swagger annotations, and the quick publishing of API documentation similar to Stripe's, provides a seamless and integrated API development experience for Java/Kotlin developers.
User Comments
Users appreciate the integration with IntelliJ IDEA, citing it as a major convenience.
The automation feature for detecting endpoints significantly reduces manual workload.
Many find the generation of OpenAPI Specs without Swagger annotations very beneficial.
The plugin's ability to quickly publish API documentation is praised for its efficiency.
Some users mention minor bugs but are optimistic about future updates and improvements.
Traction
As an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, it has garnered attention with several user installations, though exact user counts or revenue details are not explicitly mentioned. The product is newly launched, focusing on workflow simplification, and likely benefits from IntelliJ IDEA's user base.
Market Size
The API management market is expected to grow to $6.2 billion by 2024, driven by the need for integration across disparate systems and increasing reliance on API-driven applications.
