pyreq - A console based http client
pyreq is a simple console based http and https client. It allows you to use most HTTP verbs, send arbitrary data along with the request, and save the result to file. It also automaticly pretty-prints and higlights JSON and most other text formats like HTML, XML, and JavaScript, which is very useful for exploring APIs.
To install, just run the following command:
pip install pyreq
You can get a list of all options and what they mean by running:
pyreq -h
pyreq is licensed under the MIT license.
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