a curl wrapper with placeholder, bookmark and environment powers just like postman but for the terminal
- variables from
.env
and.yaml
environment files - ️placeholder evaluation using the minijinja template engine, which can be used in URLs, HTTP headers, the HTTP body, and other passed curl parameters
- ability to save requests as bookmarks and execute them by a shortname
- support any curl argument after a
--
, that makes a drop-in-replacement for curl - special placeholders to interact on the terminal
- prompt for a password
as
{{ prompt_password() }}
read more.. - prompt for interactive input with a label
as
{{ prompt_for("Username") }}
read more..
- prompt for a password
as
- ️special placeholder for developers, like Json Web Tokens (JWT) or Basic-Auth
- send a http body via
-d | --data
or send json payload (with headers) via--json
- [⏳] support rest client template language see #5 check out the examples folder for more infos
In this example we're going to download a pre-configured .gitignore
for a given language from GitHub via curl
curl https://api.github.com/gitignore/templates/Rust
- the same with curlz:
curlz r https://api.github.com/gitignore/templates/Rust
- Add a placeholder that is interactively requested
curlz r 'https://api.github.com/gitignore/templates/{{ prompt_for("Language") | title }}'
- Now let's bookmark this request:
curlz r --bookmark 'https://api.github.com/gitignore/templates/{{ prompt_for("Language") | title }}' Language: rust Please enter a bookmark name: gitignore
- Finally, we can keep using the bookmark from now on:
curlz r gitignore
Please read the book to learn more about the template functions