gurl - go cmdline request-response tool

Installation

If you do not have Go installed, Install a prebuilt binary from releases.
If you have the GO version >= 1.16 installed:

```
$ git clone https://github.com/redtrib3/gurl.git 
$ cd gurl
$ go get
$ go build

```

Or

```
go install github.com/redtrib3/gurl@latest

```

Usage:

Information on usage can be found by using --help/-h flag. ./gurl --help

Usage gurl [options...]

      flag               defaults              description
      ----               --------               ----------
      -H            |                |     Specify Header separated by colon (multiple Headers are allowed) 
      -c            |     false      |     prints colored/syntax highlighted response body. 
      -data         |                |     Specify POST data (form-data/JSON) 
      -m            |     GET        |     Specify the request Method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH) 
      -o            |                |     Save response to a file. 
      -pprint       |     false      |     Pretty print JSON response 
      -proxy        |                |     Specify Proxy URI in format -> [protocol]://host[:port]  
      -quiet        |     false      |     Supress explicit Warning/Info messages. 
      -raw-request  |     false      |     Print request in raw format (with request headers and body) 
      -redirect     |     false      |     Follow redirects (disabled by default)  
      -u            |                |     URL to remote/local endpoint 
      -upload-file  |                |     Upload file to remote endpoint. (default method - PUT) 

Example usages:

Send a GET request:
gurl -u https://example.com/

• Send a GET request with Header:
  gurl -u https://example.com/test?uname=123 -H "X-Custom-Header 123"
  
• Multiple Headers:
  gurl -u http://example.com -H "Header1:test" -H "Header2:test"
  

Send POST requests :

gurl -u https://login.com/ -m POST -data "username=test&password=summer123!"
gurl -u https://login123.com/ -m POST -data '{"username":"test", "password": "pass123"}'

Other examples:

gurl -u https://transfer.sh/test -upload-file ~/test.txt

Raw requests:

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