Hi maintainer of Hurl here, thanks for the link; Hurl is using libcurl as its HTTP engine (you can for instance use --curl to get an export of curl commands). In a few words, if you just use Hurl, you just use curl also...
If you're willing to use a CLI, you can try Hurl [1]. It's is an Open Source cli using libcurl to run and test HTTP requests with plain text.
We use libcurl for the reliability, quickness and top features (HTTP/3 IPv6 for instance) and there are features like:
- requests chaining,
- capturing and passing data from a response to another request,
There is nice syntax sugar for requesting REST/SOAP/GraphQL APIs but, at the core, it's just libcurl! You can export you files to curl commands for instance. (I'm one of the maintainers)
Postman is currently down: it gives you time to try Hurl [1] an open source CLI to tests APIs/HTTP request s with plain text. Hurl is built on curl, so it's super reliable, designed to be used in CI/CD. Give it a try!
I'm sorry I must be really tired I don't understand certains animations when playing programs: in the first program, the 3rd instruction is 'PRINTI $0'. The instruction description is "print the integer stored in $a to the console". We have a first animation, a 0 that goes to the console, and a second animation, a 0 that comes from memory... Is the order right? What does represent the second animation? I must miss something obvious here....
Would be super cool if we could run programs step by step also!