Actions - HTTP Request Sender 4+

Name: Actions - HTTP Request Sender
Rating: 4.3 (98 reviews)
Author: Michele Gruppioni (Gruppio)

HTTP Request Sender Developer

Michele Gruppioni (Gruppio)

Designed for iPad

- 4.3 • 98 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Actions lets you perform HTTP request with a single Tap!

With Actions you can control anything connected to Internet
Like:
* Remote switches
* Arduinos
* API
* Web Services
* IOT Devices
* Website Response
* Remote Service Status
* And More!

Replace "curl" with "Actions" and became Mobile First too!

Actions!

Jun 21, 2018

Version 1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

4.3 out of 5

98 Ratings

Works as Promised!

This is a really simple and elegant solution for sending HTTP commands to control external devices. I am using it to access the REST API of a commercial electronic access control server to temporarily grant door access. It does require you to pay for more than one “Action” but the price ($0.99) is more than reasonable. The only thing I can’t seem to figure out, and this may be a limitation by Apple, is how to send a HTTPS command to a server that has a self-signed SSL certificate. For the reviewer that had trouble figuring out how to edit an action once created, just swipe to the action to the left and it gives you options to Edit, Duplicate, Delete, etc.

Promising

Free version only allows one action to be loaded. I could not find any way to edit the command once it has been created. Please provide way to edit the actions that have been added to the app and tell users how many actions are able to be loaded in the paid app. Thanks for creating this app. It works well with my http string commands for Wi-Fi wall switches that I have programmed to work on my home network.
If I can edit the actions I create and can load at least 20 actions I would rate this with 5 stars.

Great start but needs to allow variables for values

I want to be able to send a command but ask for a couple of variables. For example if you are querying a list of stocks then I should be promoted to enter a stock symbol before the request executes.