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Processed locallyAbout cURL to Code
Parses a cURL command into a structured request and emits the equivalent Python requests, fetch or Go code, headers and body included.
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It translates the flags that **shape the request**: `-X` / `-H` / `-u` (basic auth) / `-b` (cookie) / the `-d` family (several values are joined into one body) / `-F` (multipart, with `@file` detection) / `-G` (move data into the query string) / `--compressed` / `-x` (proxy). Combined forms like `-XPOST` and `-H'K: v'` are understood too.
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All four outputs use standard libraries: JavaScript `fetch`, Python `requests`, Java 11+ `java.net.http.HttpClient`, Go `net/http` — only Python needs `pip install requests`.
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The panel shows what it parsed (method, URL, header count, body type), so you can confirm it understood the command before copying.
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Paste the curl command
The sample has a query string, two headers, `--data-raw` and `--compressed`; multi-line continuations with `\` work as well.
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Pick a target language
Check the parsed summary against the command you meant to send.
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Copy the code
Replace any credentials with environment variables before you commit (see the FAQ).
Only flags that describe the request are translated. Runtime behaviour — `-k` (skip TLS verification), `-L` (follow redirects), `-o` (write to file), `--retry`, `--next` (several requests) — is ignored, and the generated code uses each language's default: TLS verified, redirects not followed. Add `redirect: 'follow'` (fetch) or `allow_redirects=True` (requests) when you want them.
Two things first. (a) Credentials appear **in clear text** (`-u`, cookie and `Authorization` headers are copied verbatim) — move them to environment variables or a secret manager. (b) Remember that ignoring `-k` means the code verifies certificates by default; that is the safer default, but a self-signed test environment needs verification disabled explicitly.
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