Networking & HTTP
cURL to Code
Convert cURL commands to Python requests, fetch, Go, PHP, or Node axios.
About cURL to Code
cURL to Code converts command-line HTTP examples into starter snippets for Python requests, JavaScript fetch, Go, PHP, and Node axios.
Common uses
- Turn API documentation cURL into application code.
- Compare header and body handling between languages.
- Create a quick client snippet for a support reproduction.
Good to know
Generated snippets are starting points. Review authentication, error handling, retries, and secret management before using them in real applications.
How to review generated code
Compare the generated snippet with the original method, URL, headers, query parameters, and body. Small quoting differences can change authentication or payload handling.
Production readiness
Generated code is intentionally minimal. Add timeouts, retries, error handling, secret loading, logging choices, and response validation before using it in an application.
Common mistakes
Do not commit bearer tokens, API keys, or cookies copied from a cURL command. Replace secrets with environment variables or your platform's secret manager.
Before you rely on the output
- Compare parsed or generated HTTP details with the API, gateway, browser, or server that will actually process the request.
- Privacy mode: inputs are processed locally in your browser and are not intentionally sent to an application server.