This is nice. For more advanced options, you can also use curl directly on the command line (which is more flexible)
That is a great idea! Thanks for sharing this. I have not taken the dive into the full cURL CLI.
Do you have any good tips that you can recommend?
Outside of just the documentation of course. I am curious if there is a specific command that you find useful.
the -k option lets you ignore ssl cert issues, which is handy for local development.
-k
curl -v is really handy for debugging things. You can use it to get more info about a request, which often is not available in dev tools.
curl -v
You can combine it with jq in order to do some processing on json that goes in to/comes out of a request/response.
jq
I should write a blog post about it, some things are a bit trickier/would probably be helpful for someone to have thorough examples.
I would love to read that post.
Thank you for taking your time to share these though. I greatly appreciate it!
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This is nice. For more advanced options, you can also use curl directly on the command line (which is more flexible)
That is a great idea! Thanks for sharing this. I have not taken the dive into the full cURL CLI.
Do you have any good tips that you can recommend?
Outside of just the documentation of course. I am curious if there is a specific command that you find useful.
the
-k
option lets you ignore ssl cert issues, which is handy for local development.curl -v
is really handy for debugging things. You can use it to get more info about a request, which often is not available in dev tools.You can combine it with
jq
in order to do some processing on json that goes in to/comes out of a request/response.I should write a blog post about it, some things are a bit trickier/would probably be helpful for someone to have thorough examples.
I would love to read that post.
Thank you for taking your time to share these though. I greatly appreciate it!