Like curl, but does way less. Runs anywhere Node.js does.
Usage: uncurl [options...] <url>
Options:
-i, --include Include protocol headers in the output [boolean]
-X, --request Specify request command to use [string] [default: "GET"]
-d, --data HTTP POST data [string]
--data-ascii HTTP POST ASCII data [string]
--data-binary HTTP POST binary data [string]
--data-json HTTP POST JSON data [string]
NOTE: for the long parameters, if you want to read from standard input,
you'll need to invoke the option like so: --data-binary=-.
--data (and --data-ascii) works much like curl – a prefix of @
indicates that the relevant data should be streamed from the file path after
the splat, and passing - as the parameter to --data will read from standard
input until EOF. Data will be sent as Content-Type
application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
--data-binary works a little differently from the curl option of the same
name. It doesn't URL encode the data, but it does set the Content-Type to
application/octet-stream, and sends the data with a binary encoding. It also
allows the use of @ to read files and - for standard input.
--data-json is an option unique to uncurl. If the data isn't streaming
(that is, coming from a file or standard input), uncurl will verify that it's
valid JSON before sending it to the server. It will also set the Content-Type
to application/json and the encoding to UTF-8. It also allows the use of @
to read files and - for standard input.