Now you have syntax highlighting and JSON parsing. Total install size: ~10MB. Total startup time: instant. Total RAM usage: negligible. Total feelings of superiority: immeasurable.
As someone who often does curl API requests and also come up to idea of putting them in jq — I felt superior just by reading this, thank you
I usually plop the response in a file and nvim that. Or write “3 lines of python” if I need anything more complex.
EDIT:
Never tried jq but read up on it a little, seems hella powerfull. Also, in my workplace postman is the default tool, which I find infuriaring as hell.
I really like that the link at the bottom of the page says “check out more stuff you should be using” but that URL takes you to a page where the curl article is the only link.
Just use curl
As someone who often does curl API requests and also come up to idea of putting them in jq — I felt superior just by reading this, thank you
curl | jqis like the web equivalent ofcat | grepI usually plop the response in a file and nvim that. Or write “3 lines of python” if I need anything more complex.
EDIT:
Never tried
jqbut read up on it a little, seems hella powerfull. Also, in my workplace postman is the default tool, which I find infuriaring as hell.This website is wonderful
I really like that the link at the bottom of the page says “check out more stuff you should be using” but that URL takes you to a page where the curl article is the only link.
“more coming soon. Or not. I don’t owe you shit”
A majestic site indeed. Bravo sir.
I enjoyed every bit of it [=
Reminded me of motherfucking website
the hostility is hilarious 😂
especially since I had no idea what any of it means 😂 and yet it manages to sound so obvious
I feel bad that I read that page in Chrome. I’m a failure of a techie.
Tomorrow I must atone by teaching more students terminal commands. Maybe using web API calls with cURL. Or get and some eviloverlord.com quotes?