A fast, native, cross-platform desktop GUI for NATS. Connect, publish/subscribe, and manage JetStream, Key-Value, and Object Store in one open-source app for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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NATS is great System but it is not that main stream like Redis and Kafka. So there is no GUI available for NATS. and I don't like to write same CLI command every time to do something with NATS. Also It is difficult to debug sometimes with CLIs. btw I am not CLI hater but yeah. this was the motive to build it. hope you guys like it.
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Would love to see saved connection profiles with quick switching between dev, staging, and prod environments, plus the ability to export message history as JSON or CSV for easier debugging after the fact.
honestly this looks super useful, but one thing i'd love is the ability to save and replay message streams with custom filters. basically a recording mode where i can capture live traffic and then scrub through it later when i'm trying to debug something tricky.
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@gnl179782044218 note it , next few iteration i am going to add few more features.
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A native NATS GUI is long overdue, really glad someone finally built this. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: a saved-requests panel where I can store common publish patterns with templates and just fire them off with a click. Would save tons of time when debugging or running the same test sequences repeatedly.
One thing that would make this even better for me is a way to save and replay message sessions, so I can repro a tricky bug from yesterday without having to re-publish everything by hand.
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finally a clean way to poke around JetStream without living in the terminal. the JetStream view is genuinely useful for checking consumer lag at a glance.
Would love to see saved connection profiles with quick switching between dev, staging, and prod environments, plus the ability to export message history as JSON or CSV for easier debugging after the fact.
@hayrettinpiec sure , I will add this one .
honestly this looks super useful, but one thing i'd love is the ability to save and replay message streams with custom filters. basically a recording mode where i can capture live traffic and then scrub through it later when i'm trying to debug something tricky.
@gnl179782044218 note it , next few iteration i am going to add few more features.
A native NATS GUI is long overdue, really glad someone finally built this. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: a saved-requests panel where I can store common publish patterns with templates and just fire them off with a click. Would save tons of time when debugging or running the same test sequences repeatedly.
@ykniyad9nc Thanks, Glad you liked it.
One thing that would make this even better for me is a way to save and replay message sessions, so I can repro a tricky bug from yesterday without having to re-publish everything by hand.
finally a clean way to poke around JetStream without living in the terminal. the JetStream view is genuinely useful for checking consumer lag at a glance.
@blent81pm glad you liked it