CURL TO CODE

Turn a curl command into client code you can use.

Paste a command, inspect the request, and generate a clear starting point for Python, JavaScript, Go, or Java. Parsing and code generation stay on your Mac.

Inspect the request
Generate four languages
Run curl explicitly

Download for Mac

Free download. Requires macOS 14 or later.

WHAT IT HELPS WITH

Understand the request before moving it into code.

Read a long command

Format the source and inspect its method, URL, headers, body, files, authentication, and other request details.

Generate a useful starting point

Choose a language and get code built from the request the app could translate.

See unsupported parts

Diagnostics and warnings point out input that needs attention instead of pretending every curl option maps cleanly.

BUILT-IN CLIENTS

Generate code without adding a library.

The generated examples use the HTTP support already available in each language. Review credentials and request data before copying or sharing the result.

Pythonurllib

JavaScriptfetch

Gonet/http

JavaHttpClient

INCLUDED IN FREE

The complete current workbench is Free.

Custom input, formatting, autocomplete, diagnostics, request inspection, and generation for all four languages are included without a usage quota.

WHEN YOU RUN IT

Run and inspect the real request.

Run Curl is an explicit network action. Dev Workbench invokes /usr/bin/curl directly and never passes your command through a shell.

Curl OutputStatus, duration, stdout, stderr, and exit guidance

Execution FolderRequired for local-file paths written in the cURL command

Standard InputA separately selected file is streamed directly

Before sharingCopied commands and output can contain credentials

LOCAL UNTIL YOU RUN

Your command is parsed on your Mac.

Formatting, inspection, diagnostics, and code generation run locally. A network request occurs only when you explicitly choose Run Curl. Responses captured inside the app remain in the current session. File-output options in your command can create files in the selected Execution Folder, where they remain until you delete them.

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