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Import request from cURL command

Last updated 6 months ago

You can import requests from cURL commands to quickly create a request without manually entering all the details.

For example, if you want to import the following cURL command from :

curl -G https://api.stripe.com/v1/customers \
  -u 2430578aslkdfjh43254332: \
  -d limit=3

and paste the cURL command into the URL input. The cURL command will be imported into the current request, including any parameters and headers.

What is cURL?

cURL is a widely used command-line tool for making API requests. You might see cURL commands:

  • In API documentation

  • Used by developers to share API requests

Stripe's API documentation
Create a custom request
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