curl2requests Documents
This module gets informations from cURL command and returns them in JSON format.
I am still improving it … and the command maybe change
Installation
pip install curl2requests –user
How to Use
I highly recommend you to make your linux machine support pbpaste and pbcopy here is a tutorial
When or Before you are broswering some page in chrome , you can press F12,switch to Network pannel and refresh the page .
choose the requests you are interested in , right-click,choose Copy then Copy as cURL.
open a terminal , type the following command pbpaste |curl2req -s - , Enjoy.
Demo
You can view the demo here
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