feat: Add --headers-file flag to read multiple headers from a file #1695
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Fixes httpie#1595 This adds the ability to read multiple headers from a single file, similar to curl's -H @file functionality. Features: - New --headers-file argument to specify a headers file - File format: 'Name: Value' per line - Empty lines and lines starting with '#' are treated as comments - Headers from file have lower priority than CLI-specified headers - Error handling for missing files and invalid formats Example usage: $ http --headers-file=headers.txt example.com Where headers.txt contains: Authorization: Bearer token123 X-Custom-Header: value # This is a comment Accept: application/json
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Fixes #1595
This adds the ability to read multiple headers from a single file, similar to curl's -H @file functionality.
Features:
Example usage:
$ http --headers-file=headers.txt example.com
Where headers.txt contains:
Authorization: Bearer token123 X-Custom-Header: value # This is a comment Accept: application/json