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cURL to Haskell (http-conduit & Wreq) Code Converter

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CLI AST Parser: cURL Command ➔ Haskell http-conduit / Wreq Code Synthesis

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Understanding Your Results

Translates cURL CLI commands into clean Haskell `httpLBS` or `postWith` expressions with headers, authentication, and ByteString JSON bodies.

Practical Guidance & Next Steps

http-conduit (Network.HTTP.Simple) is the recommended standard for modern Haskell applications, offering high-performance streaming and zero-leak memory management.

What is this?

A developer programming utility that translates bash cURL commands into idiomatic Haskell HTTP client code.

How does it work?

1. Select `http-conduit` or `Wreq`. 2. Paste your cURL command into the editor. 3. Copy the clean Haskell code in 1 click.

Why use it?

Eliminates tedious syntax translation when consuming third-party REST APIs in Haskell applications.

Technical Scope & Calculation Limitations

Parses standard HTTP/HTTPS cURL CLI syntax.

Frequently Asked Questions

http-conduit is the most widely used HTTP client library in the Haskell ecosystem. Its `Network.HTTP.Simple` module provides high-level functions for building and executing HTTP requests with streaming support.

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