gurl

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$ gurl --help

Hey, gurl! 💁‍♀️ So you wanna learn how to fetch things from the internet with some sass? You came to the right place. 

Usage:
gurl [URL] [OPTIONS]

Basic Options:
  -H, --header <header>     Add a header, like: "Authorization: Bearer <token>" (Ugh, headers are so demanding, right?)
  -X, --request <method>    Specify the request method, like GET, POST, etc. (Just tell me what you want, and you'll get it!)
  -d, --data <data>         Send data for POST requests (Like sending a text to that boy who just won't get the hint. 🙄)
  -o, --output <file>       Save the response to a file (Because sometimes, you just gotta keep those receipts. 📝)
  -I, --head                Fetch headers only (For when you just want a quick peek. 😏)

Fun and Sassy Options:
  --gossip                  Add a fun gossip fact to the response (Because who doesn't love a little chitchat?)
  --compliment              Add a sweet compliment to brighten your day (You're doing amazing, sweetie!)
  --shade                   Throw a little shade in the response (For when you're feeling extra salty.)

SSL Options:
  --insecure                Proceed even if the server certificate can't be validated (I mean, live dangerously, but this isn't advised, hun.)
  --cert <path>             Path to a certificate file (You fancy, huh?)

Miscellaneous:
  -v, --verbose             Show more details about what's happening (For when you're in that extra nosy mood.)
  -h, --help                Show this help message, but honestly, didn't you just do that?

Examples:
1. Just a basic fetch:
   $ gurl https://example.com

2. Get the tea with a header:
   $ gurl -H "Authorization: Bearer supersecrettoken" https://example.com/tea

3. Spreading some gossip:
   $ gurl --gossip https://example.com

4. When you're feeling shady:
   $ gurl --shade https://example.com

Gurl, you got this! Now, go fetch that data like the queen you are! 💅