http
http
TLDR
Make a simple GET request (shows response header and content)
$ http [https://example.org]
Print specific output content (H: request headers, B: request body, h: response headers, b: response body, m: response metadata)
$ http --print [H|B|h|b|m|Hh|Hhb|...] [https://example.com]
Specify the HTTP method when sending a request and use a proxy to intercept the request
$ http [GET|POST|HEAD|PUT|PATCH|DELETE|...] --proxy [http|https]:[http://localhost:8080|socks5://localhost:9050|...] [https://example.com]
Follow any 3xx redirects and specify additional headers in a request
$ http [--follow|-F] [https://example.com] ['User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0' 'Accept-Encoding: gzip']
Authenticate to a server using different authentication methods
$ http --auth [username:password|token] --auth-type [basic|digest|bearer] [GET|POST|...] [https://example.com/auth]
Construct a request but do not send it (similar to a dry-run)
$ http --offline [GET|DELETE|...] [https://example.com]
Use named sessions for persistent custom headers, auth credentials and cookies
$ http --session [session_name|path/to/session.json] [--auth username:password https://example.com/auth API-KEY:xxx]
Upload a file to a form (the example below assumes form field is )
$ http --form [POST] [https://example.com/upload] [cv@path/to/file]
