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Run cURL commands from Windows console – Stack Overflow Is there a way to install cURL in Windows in order to run cURL commands from the command prompt? deadly1, 20013 silver badges24 bronze badges asked Apr 26 ’10 at 2:10 8 If you are not into Cygwin, you can use…

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suppose you want to run the following search using the List Search Results endpoint:… /api/v2/ status:open

such as the Search API. The –data-urlencode option url-encodes the query string. The -G flag specifies that the url-encoded data is for a GET request rather than a POST request.

select Edit > Paste from the context menu in the upper left corner of the window:

double-click the Terminal application in your Applications/Utilities folder.

open the Start menu

see Show the Currently Authenticated User in the Zendesk API docs.

append a semicolon to the value

click New and add the path to the file. Example: C:curl.

and click Edit.

click the Environment Variables button on the lower right side.

right-click Computer and select Properties.

right-click This PC and select More > Properties.

scroll to the Win32 – Generic section and look for the latest Win32 zip version with SSL support. Click the version number to start the download.

scroll to the Win64 – Generic section and look for the latest Win64 ia64 zip version with SSL support. It’s normally second in the list. Click the version number to start the download.

create a folder called curl in your C: drive.

version 1803

cURL is installed by default. To try it out

version 1803 or later

see Testing your cURL installation below.

Curl Windows Cmd