Piwo

About

Piwo is a friendly command-line tool to do HTTP request to a API server. It support JSON.

Installation

deno install --allow-net --import-map=https://denopkg.com/crewdevio/piwo@main/import_map.json -n piwo --no-check https://denopkg.com/crewdevio/piwo@main/cli.ts

The permissions that Piwo uses are:

• –allow-net

Updating Piwo

deno install -f -r --allow-net --import-map=https://denopkg.com/crewdevio/piwo@main/import_map.json -n piwo --no-check https://denopkg.com/crewdevio/piwo@main/cli.ts

Check if Piwo has been updated

piwo --version

Using without install

trex exec piwo [...args] or trex exec piwo@[version] [...args]

Usage

Syntax

piwo [method] [url] [body]

Method: must be uppercase and they can be GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE. If you don’t send a method Piwo will make a GET (default) request.

Url: you can omit the protocol (http or https), Piwo will first make a request to https, if the response fails then will make a request with the http protocol.

body: The body that you will send is a JSON.

If you only write piwo, then you will see the result of --help command

Make a GET request

piwo GET https://api.github.com/

A shortest way:

piwo api.github.com

Make a POST, PATCH or PUT request sending a body/JSON

piwo POST localhost:3000/send_your_foo foo=bar

If you need to send a value with spaces, use quotes.

piwo PATCH localhost:3000/update_your_foo foo="this is my bar"

You can also send multiple values, just separing with spaces

piwo POST localhost:3000/signup username=foo password=bar

Make a DELETE request

piwo DELETE localhost:3000/your_foo/remove