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Import a cURL request

Open a cURL command in the editor and save the request for reuse.

Paste a cURL command into Schemo to inspect and edit the request before you send it.

Paste a GET request

  1. Open a new HTTP request tab. Paste this command into the address field.

    curl 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts?userId=1' -H 'Accept: application/json'

  2. Check that the method is GET, Params contains userId=1, and Headers contains Accept: application/json.

  3. Select Send and confirm that the response contains an array of posts.

Import a JSON payload

Start the Catalog API and paste this complete command into a new request’s address field. Paste it into Schemo as written.

curl -X POST 'http://127.0.0.1:8787/products' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"name":"Travel Pouch","category":"travel","price":24}'

Check that the method is POST, Headers includes Content-Type: application/json, and Body contains the three product fields. Select Send to get 201 Created and the ID p-demo.

Schemo showing the JSON body imported from a cURL command and the 201 Created response Schemo showing the JSON body imported from a cURL command and the 201 Created response

If you have several commands, use Import → cURL to paste them together and choose where to save the resulting requests. See Import and export.

Keep the request

Select the save icon beside Send and choose a collection. Replace a hard-coded API origin with {{baseUrl}} if you send the request to several environments. If the command carries a credential, move it into a secret variable before exporting or sharing the request. See Variables and environment overrides.

Open the arrow next to Send and choose cURL to copy the current request back as a command. Review the copy before running or sharing it, especially if Schemo reports omitted values.