cURL to Code

cURL Input

Paste a cURL command to automatically parse URL, method, headers, and request body.

Request Parse

https://api.geekformat.com/items1 Header(s)15 char Body

Request Method

Target Code

const response = await fetch("https://api.geekformat.com/items", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
  "Content-Type": "application/json"
},
  body: "{\"name\":\"demo\"}",
})

const text = await response.text()
console.log(response.status, text)

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Use Cases

First get the API working with curl, then convert the command to your project's language
Quickly generate request examples before SDK integration to save time on manual headers and body
Generate standard request examples for API documentation during documentation organization
Convert curl commands exported from Postman or packet capture tools into project-ready code

Features

Reuse verified curl directly: Request method, headers, body, and auth info all carried over
Faster example code generation: Saves time for integration, documentation, and sharing with colleagues
Perfect for docs and debugging: Easier to generate example code and troubleshooting scripts
Copy after conversion: Get straight into your project or test environment

How to Use

1.Paste your verified curl command into the input area
2.Tool automatically parses URL, request method, header count, and request body info
3.Select target programming language (fetch, Axios, Python requests/httpx, Go, PHP, C#, etc.)
4.View generated code, manually correct request method if needed, then copy with one click

FAQ

How to convert curl commands to Python or JavaScript code?

Paste your verified curl command here to generate request examples in common languages. It's faster and less error-prone than writing headers, body, and auth parameters from scratch.

Which development scenarios is cURL to code suitable for?

API integration, SDK onboarding, Postman request reproduction, API documentation organization, and debugging script generation are all common use cases.

Why do many people search directly for 'curl to code'?

Because APIs are typically first verified with curl, and converting to business code after confirming it works is the most efficient approach, making this term common in development workflows.

Can the converted code be put directly into my project?

It serves as an excellent starting point. After copying, you can supplement variables, error handling, and business logic to continue using it.