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🎉 hey! I talked about this before, and finally had some time to come up with a quick POC.
This adds a new module called
HTTPipe.CurlHelpers
which converts a%HTTPipe.Request{}
into a curl string that can then be executed into the command-line.HTTPipe.Conn.to_curl(request)
HTTPipe.Request.to_curl(request)
HTTPipe.CurlHelpers.convert_request_to_curl(request)
Not sure if this belongs here or not, so totally up to your discretion. This should cover the basics. (headers/params/body/form). (HTTPipe doesn't support multipart yet 😉 )
I also think there's a better way w/ using OptionParser.to_argv/2 here.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure what to do with the string escaping for the curl command. That makes it a bit harder to just copy/paste into your terminal.