About curl to node.js converter
Modern Node.js includes fetch, so you can run API calls without installing any package. The converter writes the code for you.
Requirements
Node.js 18 or later has fetch built in. For older versions use a library such as node-fetch or Axios.
After converting
The converter keeps the method, URL, headers and body from your cURL command. Check Node.js-specific details such as error handling, timeouts and how secrets such as API keys are stored. Never commit real keys to source control.
A worked example
The converter produces an async function using fetch: it sets the method, headers and body, awaits the response, checks response.ok and reads the JSON. Save it as a .mjs file or use a recent Node.js version and run it with node script.mjs.
Production notes
- Add retries with a delay for flaky networks.
- Use AbortController to cancel slow requests.
- Log request IDs, not secrets.
