What is HTTL?

HTTL (“HyperText Transfer Language”) is a lightweight programming language designed for developers who prefer using code to interact with APIs rather than relying on a UI (yes, finally!).

It is a declarative language that lets you write API queries in a manner similar to SQL. Like SQL, HTTL allows you to write HTTP queries, store their results in variables, and then reference those variables in subsequent queries.

HTTL can also serve as an integration language between different systems. By allowing you to write queries for multiple APIs in a single file, it simplifies data exchange and orchestration across diverse services.