Curl: You Already Have A Tool For Testing REST APIs

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Comment from : M Shrinivas kamath

This video has convinced me that I'm unlikely to use this tool Thanks
Comment from : Nick

cURL was the only thing I could think of while I was looking at your beard ;)
Comment from : Sławek K

Great tutorial, thank you for sharing
Comment from : Coisas de Rafa

Thanks for this very good video I just recently started working with web API’s and using postman (as advised by coworkers) seemed a little overkill and more complex than working with a cli tool such as curl for basic needs
Comment from : Zigbaligb

Why can't we use curl for complex requests? It looks like a pretty robust tool
Comment from : Pax Aeterna

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Comment from : Sennin Scorpion

Thank you for that video Was a out to google “Postman for Arch” - curl will definitely my preferred method!!
Comment from : Bobby Olejnik

I created this script after watching this video: githubcom/uyohn/getshbrI'm bash noob, but it seems to work pretty much ok
Comment from : Matej

Burp repeater is much better than curl for crafting ad hoc or arbitrary requests I wish there was an open source version that was equally good
Comment from : superkrabban

Postman has an option to output curl commands such that folks can learn the curl commands easily I used wget early on in my career, but now I live in curl Great tool
Comment from : Brian Henning

How did you know! I installed postman just yesterday!!! Great vid as always
Comment from : Matej

Great vid! I like to use HTTPIE as my command line HTTP client
Comment from : SOLVM

Yeah curl's manpage has 2531 lines, thanks for the informative video mate!
Comment from : Beron the Colossus

Digital maniac :-)
Comment from : Magomed Shamaev

So … one sends a little bit of text (the request type, the headers, end endpoint, a bit of other data) to a server, but with the completely unneeded overhead of HTTP?! I very much dislike that
Comment from : Humm

What about graphql api querying and stuff like websocket testing? Postman and postwoman can do that; CURL can't
Comment from : Tarek Ali

check vim plugin called vial-http, I'm doing a lot of REST API related work lately and this made the process easier I guess
Comment from : Kevs Estrella

i like vim rest console: githubcom/diepm/vim-rest-console
Comment from : Felipe Silva

It's all good but how do you send json with nested properties? Like {foo: { bar: "x" } }
Comment from : anon

I actually had a conversation about this earlier brMy mate, who is pretty Windows-centered, found it weird that his group in the group project decided to make a CLI frontend for a REST API, which wasn't interactive brbrMeanwhile I sit in my group with a 100 line shell script that does a crap ton of cURL commands for testing the API
Comment from : Nikola Tesla