Dude, I feel your pain. The curl authorization header syntax is so easy to mess up. One thing that helped me was using `--verbose` to see exactly what’s being sent in the request.
Also, if you’re using basic auth, you can skip the base64 encoding by using `-u username:password` instead. Way easier, but yeah, basic auth is kinda outdated.
For testing, I use https://httpbin.org/. It’s a simple API that echoes back your request, so you can see if your headers are correct.
Also, if you’re using basic auth, you can skip the base64 encoding by using `-u username:password` instead. Way easier, but yeah, basic auth is kinda outdated.
For testing, I use https://httpbin.org/. It’s a simple API that echoes back your request, so you can see if your headers are correct.