Changelog

Reinventing the
developer workflow.

Follow our journey as we consistently ship updates to make Heapi faster, smarter, and lighter.

v0.1.2

Windows Icon Hotfix

A quick hotfix to ensure the new HeAPI logo is correctly embedded in the Windows executable.

Resolved an issue where the default Wails icon was displayed on Windows instead of the HeAPI logo.
v0.1.1

Branding & UI Polish

This update brings a refreshed brand identity with a new fuchsia color palette, improved app icons, and an enhanced title bar experience.

Rebranded UI to a vibrant fuchsia/pink theme across the website and desktop app.
Added horizontal smooth-scrolling to the tabs bar, making it easier to manage multiple open requests.
Introduced a dynamic logo and brand name in the title bar with a slick CSS-animated toggle.
Automated website download links to sync perfectly with GitHub Releases.
Resolved image rendering issues and 404 errors caused by Next.js i18n middleware.
v0.1.0-beta

The Native Era Begins

The first public beta release is here. We've officially replaced bloated web-wrappers with a hyper-optimized Go backend, delivering an API client that actually respects your system's resources.

Integrated PTY Terminal with auto-detection for PowerShell, CMD, Bash, and WSL.
Docs-as-Code: All collections and environments are now saved natively as pure, Git-friendly YAML.
Dynamic variable substitution engine ({{var}} syntax) powered directly by the Go backend.
Reduced idle memory consumption to ~38MB by dropping Chromium containers.
v0.0.5-alpha

The Engine Update

A major overhaul of our internal bridge and local database. We ripped out the old IPC communication and rebuilt it from scratch to ensure the UI never blocks, no matter how much data you process.

High-performance history logging and caching using GORM and embedded SQLite.
Optimized the rendering of massive JSON responses (10MB+) with virtualized lists.
Resolved an issue where deeply nested JSON arrays would cause the syntax highlighter to crash.
v0.0.1-alpha

Genesis

The very first proof-of-concept build, proving to ourselves that a modern API client doesn't need Electron to be beautiful and functional.

Basic HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) implemented via Go's native net/http.
Wails bridge established to communicate safely with the React frontend.
Custom dark/light theme engine built from scratch with CSS variables.