"How did you test that endpoint?" — "I copied the curl from Postman." That sentence is why JQuickCurl...
"How did you test that endpoint?" — "I copied the curl from Postman." That sentence is why JQuickCurl exists. When a request works in Postman or the browser DevTools, the raw curl fragment is already the ground truth. In this post you'll learn a repeatable recipe:
Export curl from Postman or copy it from Chrome DevTools.
Sanitize it (remove volatile headers and secrets).
Paste it into @JCurlCommand.
Turn the moving parts into ${...} variables.
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