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Author: Exudev  |  Version: 1.0.1  |  Repository: Exudev/voiden-plugin-har-import

A community plugin for Voiden — the developer-first API client.

Voiden HTTP Archive (HAR) Importer Plugin

Import HTTP Archive (.har) files captured from browser Developer Tools or network proxies and automatically convert them into organized, native Voiden .void request collections.

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✨ Features​

  • Browser Network Captures: Import .har and HAR-formatted .json files directly into Voiden.
  • Smart Organization: Automatically creates folders matching page titles or domain hostnames.
  • Full Request Fidelity:
    • Headers (headers-table blocks)
    • Cookies and Authorization details
    • Query parameters (query-table blocks)
    • HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, OPTIONS, HEAD, etc.)
    • Request Bodies:
      • JSON (json_body blocks)
      • XML (xml_body blocks)
      • Form Data (multipart-table blocks)
      • URL-encoded (urlencoded-table blocks)
      • Plain Text
  • Static Asset Filtering: Option to filter out images, CSS stylesheets, JavaScript files, fonts, and media assets during import.
  • Progress Tracking & Cancellation: Real-time progress bar with one-click cancellation.
  • Safe Batch Creation: Throttled write pipeline to maintain application responsiveness on large captures.

📦 Installation​

In Voiden​

  1. Open Voiden.
  2. Navigate to Extensions / Plugins in the sidebar.
  3. Search for HTTP Archive (HAR) Importer in the Community tab and click Install.

🚀 Usage​

  1. In Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge DevTools, go to the Network tab.
  2. Perform your API requests and click Export HAR / Save all as HAR with content.
  3. In Voiden, open the .har file or click the Import HAR Collection button in the sidebar.
  4. (Optional) Check or uncheck Ignore static assets.
  5. Click Generate Voiden files.

🛠️ Development & Building​

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run tests
npm test

# Build plugin bundle
npm run build

The build output will be generated into dist/har-import.js alongside manifest.json and changelog.json.

📄 License​

MIT © Exudev