Kreya1.21.0

Kreya lets developers send, inspect, and debug API requests from one workspace, covering gRPC, REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, and Server-Sent Events services. Requests support environments, templating, authentication schemes, and file-based synchronization, so the same project can adapt to different deployment contexts. The workspace can watch OpenAPI specifications, GraphQL schemas, and protobuf files, continuously importing updated API definitions.

Automated tests use response snapshots to expose regressions by comparing new results with established baselines. Scripted tests can use npm modules, multiple datasets, and filesystem access to exercise realistic scenarios, while preview calls turn raw responses into visual data views. The Kreya CLI runs these tests headlessly in CI/CD, publishes JUnit reports, and can enforce release quality gates with live API checks.

A reusable authentication vault stores API keys, OAuth tokens, and client certificates for application across requests, including OAuth 2.0 flows. Environment settings let staging, QA, and production requests inherit their appropriate configuration, and connections can use HTTP, local Unix domain sockets, or Windows named pipes. Mock-data generation supplies realistic payloads for development and testing.

Projects and requests are stored as structured, Git-diffable JSON files for sharing, review, and version control, while existing collections can be imported from Postman, Insomnia, and other tools. Kreya 1.21.0 is freeware in the Developer Tools category for Linux, and its collaboration features also support source-controlled reusable mocks, data, and API assets.