Is it possible to rerun last request NOT in the http file?

[Demianeen]

I recently started actively using rest.nvim and what I am often find myself doing when developing an api is making some change in the backend and then testing if the api still works and what is it's output. To do that I need to go to http file each time. I was searching Rest.nvim functionality and found run last command, but it says that it works only in http file.

Is there is any way to run the last http request in ts file for example? Or maybe there is some alternative solution?

[gorillamoe]

I also do it exactly as you described. We have this in kulala.nvim, but I can't think why this shouldn't be also possible in rest.nvim.

When I'm programming I'm often sending the "one" request from a .http file and then work on the code and just call :lua require("kulala").replay() which just replays the last sent request from wherever you currently are.

Let's wait for what @boltlessengineer can say about it.