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Gallery
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Features
Functional Testing
Create functional tests and compare actual and expected responses. Get a visual diff of the changes
Performance Testing
Create performance tests to cover various load types. Support Incremental, Constant and Burst Load test scenarios
Snappy and fast
FintX is a native application. No javascript bloat here. It's fast and snappy and will not gobble up your precious RAM
Mock gRPC
Mock external gRPC services and define the responses of each method. Supports unary and strea,ing methods. Customize responses using C# scripting
Cross-platform
FintX works on Windows, MacOS and Linux. And it's not just the app that is cross-platform, your data is too! FintX stores all data as text files in your local machine
Git - aware
FintX detects whether the files you're using are managed by a git repo and displays the appropriate icon to show the file's git status
Our Simple
Straight-Forward Pricing
Free / Open Source
$
0
/ forever
Unlimited # of gRPC clients
Auto-save of requests
Import / export requests
Tabs per method
JSON editor for advanced users
Create projects
Professional
$
100
/ per seat
Everything in Free / Open source
Create/run Functional Tests
Supports custom validation rules
Visual diff of actual vs expected
Create/run test collections
Summarized reports
Create performance tests
Real-time perf results
Enterprise
$
995
/ unlimited
Everything in Professional
but now you can have as
many users as you want!
How FintX Works
*.proto to generated code
FintX takes your *.proto file or the http location of the gRPC Reflection Server and turns it into a gRPC C# class
Compiled gRPC clients
The generated C# class is compiled and turned into an assembly. The assembly is saved locally so you won’t need to recreate the client every time
Editor for gRPC methods and data types
gRPC methods and data types are read from the compiled assembly and lovely editor is built to allow you to quickly edit requests and invoke methods
... and more!
Once you can call gRPC methods, it’s just a hop and skip away to create functional test cases and load tests