cURL vs Fetch API
cURL is a command-line tool for HTTP requests, while fetch() is a browser-native JavaScript API. This converter helps you translate between the two when migrating from terminal-based testing to in-browser JavaScript code.
- cURL: Great for terminal testing, API debugging, and scripting.
- Fetch API: Browser-native, Promise-based, integrates with JavaScript apps.
How to Use
- Paste a cURL command into the input editor.
- Click Convert to Fetch to generate the fetch() equivalent.
- Copy the fetch() call for use in your JavaScript/TypeScript project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it support all cURL options?
It supports the most common options: -X (method), -H (headers), -d (data/body), and URL. Advanced options like --cacert or --proxy are not supported.
Is this tool safe?
Yes. This tool operates 100% client-side.
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