Hey yes will do. Flatpak is something we see considering/working on.

Notion in the sense that it adapts to the user. We like this idea : that you can use Notion for literally Amy document you want.

In the same way, when one open Voiden they can "program" the interface with slash commands and add headers, auth, documentation etc in any way they like. So in Voiden we bring specs, tests and docs together in one single file. In the same way that you can use notion to bring different lists, blogs, ideas etc into the same place and collaborate. The difference and the power of Voiden is that everything you add in the Voiden doc is executable, meaning you can run the tests in the same place and keep the docs and the context (that might be on slack or anywhere else devs talk) together.

Basically the notion like refers to the philosophy of the tool to not force a fixed UI to the user and allow for different use cases and scenarios. Does it make sense?

We are also calling it Lego for APIs for the same reason plus because of the fact that you can use blocks to compose requests but also reuse them for multiple requests that share some similar components.

Interesting point. Are you thinking about this from the parser/tooling side, or from the person writing and reviewing the file?

We intentionally started from Markdown because we wanted .void files to stay standards-compliant and not reinvent a new document format. Markdown already gives us a familiar, portable way to write docs, notes, examples, and explanations around the request.

Frontmatter handles the document-level metadata, Markdown stays the human-readable documentation layer, and the structured Voiden blocks handle the executable API parts.

We could put everything into one YAML object, but then the file becomes more like a config file than a Markdown document. The tradeoff we’re making is: keep the file readable in GitHub, PRs, and plain text editors while it still gives Voiden enough structure to execute requests reliably.

:)

:) and what do you think?

That's a great observation !

No it does have a CLI too and we are planning for a CLI runner very very soon !

Stars have real impact, some tools will give you free access to them if you have past a certain threshold of stars

yes, the only thing I am thinking is that investors might be interested in stars as a way to measure adoption

but the browser also has a bookmarking...:)

yes, indeed thats the idea. No need to log in or create an account on someones cloud.

yes, plain text - markdown in particular, we have seen some devs do some great things we didnt even think of (it gives flexibility to create very weird and custom flows)

awesome - let me know when you tried it!

awesome, let me know what you thought!

haha the idea comes from the fact that the tool is not opinionated - in the sense that yes its an API client but its also an editor, etc. So it a tool with infinite possibilities and can be as flexible as people want. So this is the idea: void-endlessness-freedom.

If it didn't scare you alot, will you try it? :)