🚀 Updates

The rule editor for script rule now shows the script/style tags.

These are added to make it easy to define custom html attributes for the html node being injected onto a web page

So now, along with your custom script, you can also assign specific attributes like classnames, id, data-*, etc.

We launched API access last month and had successful pilots with a few companies. We plan to onboard more companies in the coming month.

The API access allows you to:

• The Requestly API endpoints let you integrate Requestly into your CI/CD Pipelines. It allows you to create Rules in a workspace programmatically.
• You can add, update, delete, and read rules and groups with the API.
• Programmatically access data stored in your Requestly account

Documentation Link: https://developers.requestly.io/api/overview/

No more guesswork as you can now test a rule directly on the intended website and check whether the rule is executing properly or not.

Further, you can view a replay of the test session for better insights into the rule execution.

Now, users have the convenient ability to test whether the specific regex or wildcard condition they have defined in the rule effectively operates as intended for the desired URL.

This empowers them to effortlessly adjust the source condition and significantly reduce the likelihood of errors during the rule creation process.