cURL to Ruby (Net::HTTP)
Convert cURL to clean Ruby code using Net::HTTP.
About this Tool & Primary Use Case
The MyToolsLab cURL to Ruby Converter parses terminal cURL commands into clean, idiomatic Ruby scripts using standard library `Net::HTTP` and `URI`. Detects HTTPS to toggle `use_ssl = true`, maps HTTP request classes (`Net::HTTP::Get`, `Post`, `Put`), headers, and body payloads with zero external gem requirements.
How to convert cURL to native Ruby (Net::HTTP) step by step
1. Paste cURL Command
Input your raw cURL command.
2. Review Ruby Net::HTTP Code
Inspect URI parsing, SSL flag configuration, and headers setup.
3. Copy Ruby Script
Click "Copy Code" to run in your Ruby script or Rails service.
Frequently Asked Questions about cURL to Ruby
Are any external gems required to execute the Ruby snippet?
No. The generated script relies 100% on built-in Ruby standard libraries `net/http` and `uri`.
How is SSL/TLS handled for HTTPS endpoints?
If the target URL scheme is HTTPS, the generator sets `http.use_ssl = true` automatically.
Can this output be used in Ruby on Rails applications?
Yes! It integrates directly into Rails controllers, background jobs (Sidekiq), or command-line tools.