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February 17, 2026 · View on GitHub

Welcome to vscode-hurl-runner 👋

Streamline API development in VSCode. Run Hurl requests, manage variables, and view responses directly in your editor.

🚀 Run Hurl requests directly from VSCode
- ▶️ Execute single entries
- ⏭️ Run from a specific entry to the end of the file
- 📁 Run entire Hurl files
- ✂️ Run selected text
- 🔝 Run from the beginning to the current entry
🔧 Variable management
- 🌍 Support for environment files
- 📝 Inline variable management
- 🌐 Global variable support (based on captured variables)
📊 Capture values from responses and use them in subsequent requests
👁️ View detailed HTTP responses in a formatted webview (PrismJs with Tomorrow Night Theme)
🎨 Syntax highlighting for Hurl files
📊 Integration with VSCode's status bar for execution feedback
🔍 Code lens support for quick actions
🔁 Rerun last command functionality
📜 View last response without re-running the request

Command	Title
`vscode-hurl-runner.runHurl`	Hurl Runner: Run at entry
`vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlFile`	Hurl Runner: Run File
`vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlToEnd`	Hurl Runner: Run to End
`vscode-hurl-runner.manageInlineVariables`	Hurl Runner: Manage Inline Variables
`vscode-hurl-runner.selectEnvFile`	Hurl Runner: Select Environment File
`vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlSelection`	Hurl Runner: Run Selected Text
`vscode-hurl-runner.rerunLastCommand`	Hurl Runner: Rerun Last Command
`vscode-hurl-runner.runHurlFromBegin`	Hurl Runner: Run from Begin to Current
`vscode-hurl-runner.viewLastResponse`	Hurl Runner: View Last Response
`vscode-hurl-runner.removeGlobalVariable`	Remove Global Variable

Key	Description	Type	Default
`vscode-hurl-runner.hurlPath`	Path to the Hurl executable	`string`	`"hurl"`
`vscode-hurl-runner.verboseMode`	Set the verbosity level for Hurl execution. 'verbose' provides basic information about requests and responses. 'very-verbose' includes detailed information, including timing data.	`string`	`"verbose"`
`vscode-hurl-runner.captureToGlobalVariable`	When enabled, captured values will be set as global variables.	`boolean`	`true`