I've mostly used bash source blocks (with curl, jq, awk etc) for this. OPs way is definitely more aesthetic but a bash cli seems more flexible.
Other than that, org-mode can also be your postman, but mixes well with your other notes. :)
Other than that, org-mode can also be your postman, but mixes well with your other notes. :)
it's got nothing to do with tmux/vim/zsh, instead, it's an example of emacs's org's polylingualness showing just how sweet it can be when extended to support one of 'any' console tool you care about, in whatever workflow.
you make these documents with notes, and run them or any part of them from org or tangled/driven from the commandline. its nice. plus the editor ...
#+begin_src bash :results verbatim
curl https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1
#+end_src
#+RESULTS:
: {
: "userId": 1,
: "id": 1,
: "title": "delectus aut autem",
: "completed": false
: }