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Currently, hurlfmt takes only one input file. It could be generalized to several input files, especially useful when reformatting Hurl file in-place.
hurlfmt
with the default output (not in-place), it should simply concatenate all the output, like cat.
cat
For example
file1.hurl GET http://localhost:8000/hello file2.hurl GET http://localhost:8000/hi
hurlfmt file1.hurl file2.hurl GET http://localhost:8000/hello GET http://localhost:8000/hi
$ hurlfmt --out json file1.hurl file2.hurl {"entries":[{"request":{"method":"GET","url":"http://localhost:8000/hello"}}]} {"entries":[{"request":{"method":"GET","url":"http://localhost:8000/hi"}}]}
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Currently,
hurlfmt
takes only one input file.It could be generalized to several input files, especially useful when reformatting Hurl file in-place.
with the default output (not in-place), it should simply concatenate all the output, like
cat
.For example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: