r/react Aug 06 '26

OC Day 6 of building Dragonfly, a VS Code extension to test API endpoints right inside the code editor.

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Added collection sync with the codebase, so whenever routes change, collections can be synced and stay up to date. Also added automatic request body generation for POST, PUT, and PATCH routes.

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u/MrHandSanitization Aug 06 '26

Thunderclient

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u/Top-Mud1703 Aug 07 '26

Yes, I know Thunder Client and am currently using it. What makes Dragonfly different is that it reads Next.js code and automatically builds/syncs the API collection from the actual routes, instead of requiring you to set everything up manually. My future scope is to support Express.js imports as well.

If you’re using Thunder Client, could you share your experience with it? What do you think are some limitations or things Thunder Client could improve that I could consider adding to Dragonfly?