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cURL to Axios converter
Switch the output target to Axios when a copied cURL command needs to become a Node, browser, or test request snippet.
Examples for this search
Generate axios({ method, url, headers, data }).
Keep JSON bodies readable.
Flag unsupported cURL options.
The parser tokenizes shell-style quotes, handles common cURL flags, then emits fetch or Axios with a clear warning for unsupported flags.
What this curl to fetch converter does
Use this cURL converter when documentation or a terminal command needs to become a JavaScript request. It focuses on common API debugging flags and produces reviewable fetch or Axios code.
Common use cases
- Turn an API doc cURL sample into a fetch snippet.
- Convert multiline cURL copied from a terminal or bug report.
- Preserve request headers and JSON bodies for a frontend test.
- Create an Axios snippet for a quick Node or browser experiment.
Accepted input formats
-X POST
-H "Authorization: Bearer token"
-d, --data, --data-raw
--url https://api.example.com
How it works
The parser tokenizes shell-style quotes, handles common cURL flags, then emits fetch or Axios with a clear warning for unsupported flags.
Common mistakes
- Review secrets before copying generated code into a shared place.
- Some cURL features such as compressed responses, cookies, and multipart files are intentionally out of scope.
- If a command depends on shell variables, replace them with literal values before conversion.
Frequently asked questions
Does this support every cURL flag?
No. It supports the common API request subset and shows warnings for unsupported flags.
Can it output Axios?
Yes. Switch the output target from fetch to Axios.
Is the cURL command uploaded?
No. Conversion runs in the browser.