Using Bruno - the API client

I started using Bruno this weekend, and I enjoyed it very much. The biggest advantage for me is having all the collections stored in text files on my file system. See

I  store them in a Rails app's/docs/requests folder. Works very well! Here is an example of what I defined in the project that I use to manage citations for Short Ruby Newsletter. This is how I defined a collection. Bruno uses their own markup language called Bru, which is similar to JSON in some ways. For instance, it uses key-value pairs to store data, just like JSON.

I wanted the `maston_access_token` to be loaded from .env variables. So I defined this for Bruno (yes the file extension if `.bru` :) )

I created a new environment file at `docs/REST/.env` that I wanted to not add to Git. And because Git allows you to define .gitginore files in subfolders, I added a .gitignore file in ./docs to ignore the .env file. I also added .env.sample to remind myself what do I need to define.