HTTLCli is a command-line tool for making HTTP requests. It supports various HTTP methods, allows for configuration via files, and enables requests with headers and different body formats. Installable via npm, it simplifies sending HTTP requests from the terminal.
Features
HTTP Request Methods
Enables the user to perform various HTTP request methods such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, and more directly from the command line.
HTTL Files Execution
Allows execution of .httl files, enabling users to define reusable HTTP requests and execute them as scripts.
Custom Headers
Supports customization of HTTP headers using key=value pairs, separated by spaces, for more controlled requests.
Body Format Options
Provides several options for body formatting including JSON, form data, URL-encoded, raw, and binary, allowing flexible request content management.
Inline Request Definition
Offers the capability to define requests inline directly in the terminal, allowing quick and easy HTTP request configuration.
Unlimited public packages
Publish and manage unlimited public packages on the npm platform, bringing open source JavaScript development to your own projects.
Unlimited private packages
Seamlessly integrate unlimited private packages into your development cycle, ensuring privacy and control over your proprietary code.
Package-based permissions
Add collaborators to work on your public and private packages together with controlled, package-based permissions.
Unlimited public packages
Allows users to bring the best of open-source JavaScript development to their own projects by offering unlimited public packages.
Unlimited private packages
Enables seamless integration of public and private packages into the user's development cycle with unlimited private package options.
Package-based permissions
Add collaborators to work on your public and private packages together, with specific permissions set on a package basis.
Unlimited Public Packages
Allows you to publish and manage an unlimited number of public packages, enabling wide distribution and collaboration.
Unlimited Private Packages
Provides the ability to create and manage private packages without any limitation, ideal for confidential or proprietary development.
Package-based Permissions
Grants specific permissions based on individual packages, allowing creators to control who can access and modify their packages.
Team-based Permissions
Enables teams to manage permissions collectively, ensuring that everyone in the team has the right level of access and control over their collective projects.
Registry
The npm registry is a vast database of JavaScript code sharing and distribution, helping developers discover, share, and reuse code packages effectively.
CLI
The npm CLI is a powerful command-line tool that allows you to automate and manage your JavaScript project dependencies with ease.
Private Packages
With npm Pro, you can publish and manage private packages, allowing you to maintain proprietary code securely.
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Package Manager for Node.js
npm is the package manager for Node.js, created in 2009, and helps developers easily share packaged modules of code.
npm Registry
A public collection of open-source packages for Node.js, web apps, mobile apps, and other JavaScript community needs.
Command Line Client
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npm CLI Documentation
Comprehensive guide and reference for using the npm command-line interface, covering installation, usage commands, configurations, and troubleshooting.
Packages and Modules
Information and guidelines on creating, publishing, and managing packages and modules within the npm ecosystem.
Integrations
Guidance on integrating npm with other tools and services to enhance development workflows and automation.
Private and Public Package Management
You can manage both private and public packages using npm, allowing you to share code with specific developers or the community. For private packages, npm offers organizations to help manage access and control.
Command Line Interface (CLI)
The npm CLI allows you to interact with npm from your terminal, enabling you to install, publish, and manage packages directly from the command line.
Code Versioning and Dependencies
Npm facilitates managing multiple versions of code and dependencies, ensuring that your applications are up-to-date as underlying code changes.
Use with Various Platforms
Npm helps you run packages without needing to download them using the npx tool, and allows sharing code across different environments without additional setup.