A RESTful API is a web service architecture that adheres to specific constraints:

• statelessness,
• uniform interface,
• client-server separation

Typically using HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. It uses standard web protocols to enable interoperability between distributed systems.

• HTTP RESTful (1.0, 1.1, 2, 3)
• GraphQL (queries, mutations)

• Host Environment
• Document variables
• Request scoped variables
• http-client.env files
• Built-in support for kuba

Supports JavaScript, Lua, and TypeScript for:

• Pre-request
• Post-request
• Conditional
• Inline
• External

• Basic
• Bearer
• OAuth 2.0

Assertions, automated testing and reporting is compatible with the IntelliJ HTTP Client:

See the examples directory for usage examples.

Resolution order: KULALA_CURL_PATH (if set), then a pinned copy under the user cache (for example on Linux: ~/.local/share/kulala-core/cache/curl/<platform>-<arch>/curl), then curl on your PATH, then a one-time download of a pinned static build (SHA-256 verified) into that cache. You can override the data or cache root with KULALA_CORE_DATA_DIR / KULALA_CORE_CACHE_DIR.

• Published library (dist/): the npm build sets __KULALA_EMBED_CURL__=false, so the package does not embed curl from the machine that ran npm publish.
• bun build --compile: run packages/core/scripts/generate-vendored-curl.ts (optionally with --target=bun-… for cross-compiles) so the matching curl is present in the cache and embedded for that build, then compile with --define __KULALA_EMBED_CURL__=true.