Web Spy
The ultra-slim web server HTTPie turns out to be an elegant synthesis of curl and wget, making it ideal for use with pipes.
Downloads and analysis with HTTPie
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Andrea De Martin, 123RF
HTTPie has many features of wget and curl , allowing various types of data transfer. It's also suitable for tasks such as detailed website analysis. Output can be redirected to a file, and file inputs are also possible. This makes HTTPie [1] ideal for use with pipes.
On Ubuntu, you can install HTTPie using apt :
sudo apt install httpie
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