Anyone who writes software will probably, at some point, end up using an API - and it's always hard to tell how that's going to go. For every delightful Stripe-like API, there are many that are inconsistent, poorly documented, or awkward and labor-intensive.
Nerve is a rich client that can attach to any API served over HTTP. It's designed to provide a predictable, ergonomic interface over all the APIs you need to work with.
Attach Nerve to an API to immediately get:
-GraphQL-style querying, even for RESTful or RPC endpoints
-Nested queries that can stitch together multiple endpoints, even across services
-Consistent datatypes (e.g. all timestamps are ISO 8601)
-A tightly integrated query builder with type safety and typeahead
-Centralized, searchable documentation
-Request parallelization and batching, retries, and rate limiting
-Response caching and auth handshakes (including OAuth 2.0)
-Derived field support
-Tools to merge/unify similar APIs
Nerve also has a library of pre-built attachments to popular third-party services.
Company Details
- Employees
- 1
- Address
- San Francisco, Ca, Us
- Industry
- Software Development
- NAICS
-
Software Publishers
- Website
- https://get-nerve.com
- HQ
- San Francisco, CA
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