Copy-Paste curl Commands

HTTP steps can easily be created by copying curl commands and pasting them on the edit screen. If a valid curl command is pasted, it will be parsed into an HTTP step with the appropriate request type, URL, body, headers, and cookies. If a URL is pasted, an HTTP GET step will be created using the provided URL.

The HTTP actions created this way will be added last to the list of actions that the automation may already have.

If any part of the curl command is invalid, an error or a warning message will pop up and inform of the issue.