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Import request from cURL command

Last updated 11 days ago

Save time by importing cURL commands directly into Data Fetcher. This feature allows you to instantly set up requests without manually configuring headers, parameters, or authentication details.

What is cURL?

cURL (Client URL) is an industry-standard command-line tool for transferring data and making API requests. You'll commonly encounter cURL commands:

  • Throughout API documentation

  • In code samples shared by developers

  • When

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

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

How to import cURL commands into Data Fetcher

Method 1: Direct paste into URL field

  1. or open an existing one

  2. Find the URL input field at the top of the request screen

  3. Paste your entire cURL command into this field

  4. Data Fetcher will instantly parse the command and populate all relevant fields (headers, parameters, authentication)

Method 2: Import via home screen

  1. Navigate to the Data Fetcher home screen

  2. Look for the Import button (⬆️) in the top menu

  3. Select cURL from the Import from dropdown menu

  4. Paste your cURL command into the provided text field

  5. Click Import to create a new pre-configured request

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