How to Use Curlie?
Now that you have Curlie installed, let’s see how you can use it to talk to websites and services:
Step 1: Make a Simple Request by typing this command.
curlie get https://example.com
Step 2: Sometimes, you need to tell the website who you are. You can do that by adding some extra info, like this:
curlie get https://apiUrl.com -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>"
Step 3: If you need to send some data to a website, like when you’re filling out a form, you can do that too:
curlie post https://apiUrl.com/api -d '{"name": "Geeks", "age": 30}'
Install and Use the curlie Command on Linux
Curlie is sort of a helpful pal to your laptop, especially if you’re using Linux. It’s a device that makes it clear to talk to websites and services from your command line. Let’s see how you can get it and start the use of it on your Linux machine.