Using 'Copy as cURL' from Chrome in windows command line
It works as expected if you use Cygwin
Personally, I use the mintty terminal from cygwin which works great compared to the command prompt that comes with windows.
To create a script in cygwin:
Open cygwin terminal
- type nano file.sh
- paste (shift+insert) the curl you copied earlier, then press control+O then enter
- type chmod +x file.sh
- type bash file.sh to run the batch.
Are you sure it was Chrome?
Because Chrome, as of v35 least, uses "double-quotes" for it's Copy as cURL feature.
On the other hand, Firefox uses 'single-quotes'.
If you search/replace the single-quotes for double-quotes within the entire command, it should work as expected.
e.g. you need:
curl "http://www.test.com/login/" etc.
Spent some time trouble shooting this. What Chrome gave me didn't work in the Windows command line shell. However, if I did the "Copy as cURL" on my Mac and used that exact command on Windows it did work.