JSON in CURL --POST is a pain because of escaping. If you’re on Windows, use `\"` for quotes, or better yet, put the JSON in a file and use `-d @file.json`.
Form data is simpler—just `-d "key=val"`. No headers unless the API demands it.
If it’s still failing, maybe the endpoint is HTTPS and you need `-k` to ignore cert errors (not recommended for prod tho).
Form data is simpler—just `-d "key=val"`. No headers unless the API demands it.
If it’s still failing, maybe the endpoint is HTTPS and you need `-k` to ignore cert errors (not recommended for prod tho).
