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xh is a command-line HTTP client used for sending network requests, testing REST APIs, and debugging connections. It functions as a terminal-based tool for executing requests with custom headers and bodies, while providing built-in formatting for network responses.
The main features of ducaale/xh are: Command-Line HTTP Clients, HTTP Request Configurations, HTTP Request Debugging, REST API Testing Tools, Visual, Terminal Response Highlighting, cURL Command Generators, HTTP Request Orchestrators.
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