Curl2Url lets you execute curl commands in your browser. It supports running commands from any device with a browser. You can use residential proxies for requests and convert curl requests to Python, Java, Kotlin, and Rust.
Features
Run Curl Commands Online
Allows you to execute Curl commands in your browser without being limited to a desktop environment. You can run commands from any device with a browser, enabling online testing.
Curl Proxies
Provides the ability to use residential proxies to simulate requests from different countries, allowing execution of requests on their servers or through proxies for location-based testing.
Curl to Python
Enables conversion of Curl requests and JSON response serialization to Python. It also allows the conversion of Curl requests to Java, Kotlin, and Rust.
Curl Command Conversion
Convert curl commands to URLs. Simply input the curl command, and the tool generates a corresponding URL.
URL Privacy Options
Choose between public and private URL settings to control access and visibility to the generated URL.
URL Expiration Time
Set the expiration time for the URL. This allows the URL to expire automatically after a specified period.
Custom URL Tagging
Add an optional tag to the generated URL for easier identification and categorization.
Proxy Options
Select a proxy setting for the URL generation process, enhancing request handling flexibility.
Curl in Python
Run Curl inside Python; learn how to use Curl in your Python scripts with several examples.
Convert Curl to Python
Curl2Url offers a feature to easily convert curl commands to Python code. This streamlines the process by allowing you to generate code directly from curl commands, making it easier to handle HTTP requests.
Running Curl in Python Scripts
You can use the `subprocess` module in Python to run curl commands directly. This feature allows you to leverage existing curl commands without converting them into Python code, which is useful for automation tasks.
Example Script for Automating Curl Requests
The page provides an example script that automates a Curl HTTPS GET request using Python's subprocess module. It demonstrates error handling and the retrieval of data using Curl in a Python script.