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curl

`curl` is a command-line tool used to send and receive network requests. It supports multiple protocols, including HTTP, FTP, and SMTP, and can be run directly in the terminal. `curl` is commonly used to download files from the command line or interact with APIs.

Request URL

For example: <http://example.com>

Set Request Method (-X)

Custom Request Header (-H)

Example for json: Content-Type: application/json

POST Data (-d)

POST multipart/form-data Data (-F)

Add Request Header (-a)

Set User Agent (-A)

Cookie File Path (-b)

Cookie-jar File Path (-c)

Set HTTP Referer (-e)

Use GET Method to Send Request (-G)

Display Response Header (-i)

Only Display Response Header (-I)

Allow Unsafe SSL Connection (-k)

Follow Redirects (-L)

Output File Path (-o)

Output File Name Uses File Name in URL (-O)

Silent Mode (Do Not Output Error Message) (-s)

Set Username and Password (-u)

Display Communication Process (-v)

Set Proxy Server (-x)

Example

Send a GET request and display the response in the terminal:

curl <http://example.com>

Send a POST request and display the response in the terminal:

curl -X POST <http://example.com> --data "param1=value1&param2=value2"

Download a file and save it to a local file:

curl -o filename.txt <http://example.com/file.txt>

Set request headers:

curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json' <http://example.com>

Send a request using a proxy server:

curl -x <http://proxy-server>:port <http://example.com>