About CurlCraft — cURL to Code Converter
A cURL command copied from API documentation or straight out of browser DevTools (“Copy as cURL”) is genuinely useful for testing an endpoint from a terminal, but it’s not code you can drop into an actual application — someone still has to translate it by hand into whatever language the app is actually written in.
This tool does that translation automatically. Paste a cURL command, pick a target language, and get working code that does the same request — same URL, same method, same headers, same body.
A worked example: curl -X POST https://api.example.com/login -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"username":"test","active":true}' converts to Python as a real dict — data = {"username": "test", "active": True} — not a raw JSON string. That capitalization matters for more than style: JSON’s lowercase true is invalid Python syntax, so code containing it wouldn’t run at all. The same command converts to JavaScript as a proper fetch() call with JSON.stringify() wrapping a real object, and to PHP as a complete, ready-to-run cURL handle setup.
Multi-line cURL commands (the kind with backslash line continuations, common when copying from documentation) are handled the same as single-line ones — paste it exactly as given, with no manual reformatting needed first.