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curlie:tldr:98c9b
This command appears to be using the curlie
tool to make an HTTP GET request to the ${httpbin-org-get}
endpoint with two parameters: ${first_param==5}
and ${second_param==true}
.
Let's break it down:
-
curlie
: This is the name of the tool being used to make HTTP requests. It is similar to the widely usedcurl
command-line tool, but with an enhanced user interface. -
get
: This specifies the HTTP method to use, in this case, a GET request is being made. -
${httpbin-org-get}
: This is a variable that holds the specific URL or endpoint where the GET request is being sent. The${httpbin-org-get}
may be replaced with an actual URL or endpoint. -
${first_param==5}
: This is a parameter being sent in the request. It seems to be using variable syntax with an==
operator to assign a value. In this case, it is checking if the variablefirst_param
is equal to 5. The actual value offirst_param
may vary. -
${second_param==true}
: Similar to the previous parameter, this is another parameter being sent in the request. It is also checking if the variablesecond_param
is equal totrue
. The actual value ofsecond_param
may vary.
Overall, this command is using curlie
to send an HTTP GET request to a specific URL or endpoint along with two parameters, first_param
and second_param
, and their respective values are being checked for equality before sending the request.