How can I run this Curl script from Win10 batch file or command line?
New to Curl and I need help getting started....
I need to run the following Curl script from a Win10 batch file and I cannot figure how to modify it to overcome Windows' not allowing cr/lf in the command shell.
Can someone please let me know the changes I need to make?
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations'
-d 'requestJobDescription=
"type":"file",
"credentials":
"partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
,
"onReceive":
"immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"]
,
"inputSettings":
"type":"combinedReportData",
"filters":
"reportIDList":"1234567,2233445"
,
"outputSettings":
"fileExtension":"csv"
'
--data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
Thanks
curl
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New to Curl and I need help getting started....
I need to run the following Curl script from a Win10 batch file and I cannot figure how to modify it to overcome Windows' not allowing cr/lf in the command shell.
Can someone please let me know the changes I need to make?
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations'
-d 'requestJobDescription=
"type":"file",
"credentials":
"partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
,
"onReceive":
"immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"]
,
"inputSettings":
"type":"combinedReportData",
"filters":
"reportIDList":"1234567,2233445"
,
"outputSettings":
"fileExtension":"csv"
'
--data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
Thanks
curl
add a comment |
New to Curl and I need help getting started....
I need to run the following Curl script from a Win10 batch file and I cannot figure how to modify it to overcome Windows' not allowing cr/lf in the command shell.
Can someone please let me know the changes I need to make?
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations'
-d 'requestJobDescription=
"type":"file",
"credentials":
"partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
,
"onReceive":
"immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"]
,
"inputSettings":
"type":"combinedReportData",
"filters":
"reportIDList":"1234567,2233445"
,
"outputSettings":
"fileExtension":"csv"
'
--data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
Thanks
curl
New to Curl and I need help getting started....
I need to run the following Curl script from a Win10 batch file and I cannot figure how to modify it to overcome Windows' not allowing cr/lf in the command shell.
Can someone please let me know the changes I need to make?
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations'
-d 'requestJobDescription=
"type":"file",
"credentials":
"partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
,
"onReceive":
"immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"]
,
"inputSettings":
"type":"combinedReportData",
"filters":
"reportIDList":"1234567,2233445"
,
"outputSettings":
"fileExtension":"csv"
'
--data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
Thanks
curl
curl
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just remove the trailing 's and replace the newlines with spaces, and it should be cmd/.bat compatible.
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations' -d 'requestJobDescription= "type":"file", "credentials": "partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" , "onReceive": "immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"] , "inputSettings": "type":"combinedReportData", "filters": "reportIDList":"1234567,2233445" , "outputSettings": "fileExtension":"csv" ' --data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
uhm, if your json happens to contain any instance of ' however (but the example you provided here does not), you may need to prepend % to them (which acts as an escape character in cmd/.bat), and if the json data happens to include a newline, that newline should be json-escaped with n instead of having the literal newline in the json data (i believe json accepts both newlines and n in place of newlines, but that's asking for trouble with cmd)
I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
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just remove the trailing 's and replace the newlines with spaces, and it should be cmd/.bat compatible.
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations' -d 'requestJobDescription= "type":"file", "credentials": "partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" , "onReceive": "immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"] , "inputSettings": "type":"combinedReportData", "filters": "reportIDList":"1234567,2233445" , "outputSettings": "fileExtension":"csv" ' --data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
uhm, if your json happens to contain any instance of ' however (but the example you provided here does not), you may need to prepend % to them (which acts as an escape character in cmd/.bat), and if the json data happens to include a newline, that newline should be json-escaped with n instead of having the literal newline in the json data (i believe json accepts both newlines and n in place of newlines, but that's asking for trouble with cmd)
I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
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just remove the trailing 's and replace the newlines with spaces, and it should be cmd/.bat compatible.
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations' -d 'requestJobDescription= "type":"file", "credentials": "partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" , "onReceive": "immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"] , "inputSettings": "type":"combinedReportData", "filters": "reportIDList":"1234567,2233445" , "outputSettings": "fileExtension":"csv" ' --data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
uhm, if your json happens to contain any instance of ' however (but the example you provided here does not), you may need to prepend % to them (which acts as an escape character in cmd/.bat), and if the json data happens to include a newline, that newline should be json-escaped with n instead of having the literal newline in the json data (i believe json accepts both newlines and n in place of newlines, but that's asking for trouble with cmd)
I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
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just remove the trailing 's and replace the newlines with spaces, and it should be cmd/.bat compatible.
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations' -d 'requestJobDescription= "type":"file", "credentials": "partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" , "onReceive": "immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"] , "inputSettings": "type":"combinedReportData", "filters": "reportIDList":"1234567,2233445" , "outputSettings": "fileExtension":"csv" ' --data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
uhm, if your json happens to contain any instance of ' however (but the example you provided here does not), you may need to prepend % to them (which acts as an escape character in cmd/.bat), and if the json data happens to include a newline, that newline should be json-escaped with n instead of having the literal newline in the json data (i believe json accepts both newlines and n in place of newlines, but that's asking for trouble with cmd)
just remove the trailing 's and replace the newlines with spaces, and it should be cmd/.bat compatible.
curl -X POST 'https://integrations.expensify.com/Integration-Server/ExpensifyIntegrations' -d 'requestJobDescription= "type":"file", "credentials": "partnerUserID":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "partnerUserSecret":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" , "onReceive": "immediateResponse":["returnRandomFileName"] , "inputSettings": "type":"combinedReportData", "filters": "reportIDList":"1234567,2233445" , "outputSettings": "fileExtension":"csv" ' --data-urlencode 'template@expensify_template.ftl'
uhm, if your json happens to contain any instance of ' however (but the example you provided here does not), you may need to prepend % to them (which acts as an escape character in cmd/.bat), and if the json data happens to include a newline, that newline should be json-escaped with n instead of having the literal newline in the json data (i believe json accepts both newlines and n in place of newlines, but that's asking for trouble with cmd)
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I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
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I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
I took out all the cr/lf's and the script now executes. It returns errors, but that is for another post. Looking to see if I can solve the errors myself.
– Tom Repetti
Nov 14 at 18:13
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