The use of commas to separate key-value pairs here is perplexing to say the least, why have them at all? Does it means I now need to escape them if my value has a comma at the end?
From the docs:
restish POST api.rest.sh \
platform.name: HTTPie, \
platform.about.mission: Make APIs simple and intuitive, \
platform.about.homepage: httpie.io, \
platform.about.stars: 54000, \
platform.apps: [Terminal, Desktop, Web, Mobile]I appreciate that they have the following page which helps answer the very first question i had upon reading the intro, namely how this compares to a couple of existing tools (like curl, etc.): https://rest.sh/#/comparison
The site seems down (just blank white page).
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Anyway, based on the page source it's just a rendered version of this https://github.com/danielgtaylor/restish/tree/main/docs
Can't curl do this?
So it looks like pretty much yes. I think the only real advantage I saw was the auth stuff. I guess this'll be a good tool in the toolbelt for when that time comes
cool to see the CLI community building stuff