The default curl executable is /usr/bin/curl. Or try running it as /usr/bin/curl Edit: Another thing to try. Do you have xcode installed? Curl the 'Mac' rock the house!! Mac must reads Closed for the Season. 02 February 2021 Dear Club Member: I hope this letter finds you safe and healthy. In light of the recent ongoing developments with the COVID-19 Pandemic and the state of emergency declared by the Province. The curl command allows us to query URLs from the command line. In this Linux/Mac terminal tutorial, we will be learning how to use the cURL command.
cURL is one of the most powerful tool for testing HTTP requests and responses. Most developers use curl to interact with HTTP APIs or to test a website.
Starting from version 7.43.0 cURL (and libcurl) supports HTTP/2. You can perform a request using the HTTP/2 protocol passing the --http2 flag:
However, in order to support HTTP/2, cURL must be linked to nghttp and the default cURL version shipped with Mac OS X does not. As a result, if you try to pass the --http2 flag you'll receive the following error:
To solve the issue and use cURL with HTTP/2 in Mac OS X your need to recompile cURL. This is a very easy task if you use Homebrew. Thanks to this PR you can reinstall cURL via Homebrew and pass the --with-nghttp2 flag to add the HTTP/2 support along with the necessary dependencies.
Curl supports a number of protocols, including HTTP, FTP, SMB, and SSL certificates. There are a number of Curl clients for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS, and now with the ReqBin Online client for the web. Developers can use the libcurl library to integrate Curl into their C/C. Mac: After click the Curl icon in dock, it should bring the Curl Control Panel. Currenlty, on a Mac, in order to bring up the Curl RTE control panel, the user must click on the Curl icon in the system dock and selectthe Curl icon in the dock must be choose the Show Control Panel menu choice.
Almost done. By default, Homebrew will not replace the curl binary shipped with Mac OS X, therefore you need to explicitly 'link' it if you want to use the new version without specifying the entire path to the binary (which by the way is /usr/local/Cellar/curl/7.46.0/bin/curl):
Curl Mac Download
Close/reopen the shell and the curl location should now be:
Curl Machine Home Gym
You can also confirm the version and the custom flag using the command brew info curl:
If it's still /usr/bin/curl then make sure cURL was properly installed via Homebrew and you restarted your shell.
Mac Curl Command
Instructions
To recap, here's the list of commands to compile and install cURL with HTTP/2 support in Mac OS X using Homebrew:
Curl Mac Terminal
A special thanks to Daniel Stenberg for cURL, and to @felixbuenemann for the Homebrew patch that made it possible to install cURL with HTTP/2 with zero effort.