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Paw vs APITree: What are the differences?
Developers describe Paw as "The ultimate REST client for Mac". Paw is a full-featured and beautifully designed Mac app that makes interaction with REST services delightful. Either you are an API maker or consumer, Paw helps you build HTTP requests, inspect the server's response and even generate client code. On the other hand, APITree is detailed as "*Create, manage, and share API specifications *". It is a free cloud-based API tool to create, manage and share OpenAPI specifications. It converts your OpenApi v2 / v3 specification into a beautiful technical API documentation. Public API documentation is hosted for free. Watch your favorite APIs and be informed about API changes.
Paw and APITree can be primarily classified as "API" tools.
Some of the features offered by Paw are:
- Organize your Requests, make Groups or sort by Host, Name, etc.
- Easily build your requests, enjoy Formatters and Dynamic Values.
- See Request and Response infos, headers, and body.
On the other hand, APITree provides the following key features:
- Converts OpenApi v2 and v3 into beautiful technical API documentation
- Public API Documentation hosted for free
- OpenAPI v2 and v3 Import / Export
Pros of APITree
Pros of Paw
- Great interface46
- Easy to use37
- More stable and performant than the others25
- Saves endpoints list for testing16
- Supports environment variables13
- Integrations12
- Multi-Dimension Environment Settings9
- Paste curl commands into Paw4
- Creates code for any language or framework2
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Cons of APITree
Cons of Paw
- It's not free3
- MacOS Only2
