Voiden Stitch
Testing APIs one by one works — but when you have multiple .void files to validate, doing it manually gets old fast. Voiden Stitch lets you insert a folder and run all the APIs inside it at once, in sequence, and see exactly what passed and what didn't, all in one place.
Curious how the block works? Take a look at the Stitch Block →
Features
- Batch run multiple
.voidfiles sequentially - Glob pattern matching for file inclusion/exclusion
- Shared or isolated variable scope per file
- Aggregated assertion results in dedicated sidebar tab
- Per-file pass/fail with assertion counts and timing
- Stop-on-failure option
- Configurable delay between files
- Abort/cancel support
Capabilities
Blocks
| Block | Description |
|---|---|
stitch | Defines a batch run — configure file patterns, exclusions, environment, and run behavior |
Slash Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/stitch → Insert Stitch Runner | Inserts a Stitch block into your .void file |
Dependencies
| Dependency | Version |
|---|---|
core | ^1.0.0 |
sdk | ^1.0.0 |
voiden-rest-api | ^1.0.0 |
Summary
Just drop a Stitch block into any .void file using /stitch, point it at the folders you care about, and hit run. Voiden handles the rest — running each file in order, collecting results, and showing you a clean pass/fail breakdown with assertion counts and timing right in the sidebar. No manual triggering, no jumping between files.