Exadra37

Exadra37

Httpie - The command line HTTP client for APIs

Anyone have used this tools already?

If yes, can you share your experience with it?

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albertored

albertored

I use it very often both for quick interaction with some service API and for shell scripting, it has (imho) a much simpler syntax than curl.

The only missing thing that would make it perfect is the possibility of defining nested json parameters in an easy way, at the moment you have to pass something like foo:='{"bar": "baz"}' for representing a this json body

{
    "foo": {
        "bar": "baz"
    }
}
wolf4earth

wolf4earth

It’s one of the tools which I rely a lot on. For me it’s pretty much a better curl, as @albertored already said.

Especially for locally running services it’s great, because you can omit localhost:

http :3000/some/route
ShowMeBillyJo

ShowMeBillyJo

This looks really cool! I shared it with my team at work, where we mostly use Windows.

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