curl-patch tagged requests and articles
Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [curl-patch] keyword How do I set the content type for a Curl request?
To send the Content-Type header using Curl, you need to use the -H command-line option. For example, you can use the -H "Content-Type: application/json" command-line parameter for JSON data. Data is passed to Curl using the -d command-line option. It must match the provided content type. In this Curl Content-Type example, we are sending JSON to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Run to execute the Curl Content-Type example online and see the results.
How to send a PATCH request using Curl?
To send a PATCH request using Curl, you need to 1) tell Curl to send a PATCH request by specifying the -X PATCH command line parameter, 2) pass the PATCH data with the -d command line parameter, and 3) provide the correct ContentType HTTP header with the -H command line parameter. The -X PATCH command line parameter tells Curl to use the HTTP PATCH method instead of POST. The -H 'Content-Type: application/json' command line parameter tells Curll to send an HTTP header to the server, indicating the data type in the PATCH message's body. In this Curl PATCH Request Example, we send a PATCH request to the ReqBin echo URL using the -X command-line option. Click Run to execute the Curl PATCH Request online and see the results.
To send the Content-Type header using Curl, you need to use the -H command-line option. For example, you can use the -H "Content-Type: application/json" command-line parameter for JSON data. Data is passed to Curl using the -d command-line option. It must match the provided content type. In this Curl Content-Type example, we are sending JSON to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Run to execute the Curl Content-Type example online and see the results.
How to send a PATCH request using Curl?
To send a PATCH request using Curl, you need to 1) tell Curl to send a PATCH request by specifying the -X PATCH command line parameter, 2) pass the PATCH data with the -d command line parameter, and 3) provide the correct ContentType HTTP header with the -H command line parameter. The -X PATCH command line parameter tells Curl to use the HTTP PATCH method instead of POST. The -H 'Content-Type: application/json' command line parameter tells Curll to send an HTTP header to the server, indicating the data type in the PATCH message's body. In this Curl PATCH Request Example, we send a PATCH request to the ReqBin echo URL using the -X command-line option. Click Run to execute the Curl PATCH Request online and see the results.
