Request and save file

request and save file is a command that sends a request to a specified URL and saves the response content to a file.

This command is useful when you want to download a file from the internet, such as an image, document, or any other type of file.

Parameters

URL: The URL from which the file should be downloaded.

File Name: The name and path under which the downloaded file should be saved.

Method: The HTTP method to use for the request. Options include "GET", "POST", "PUT", and "DELETE".

Data: (optional) The data to send along with the request. Typically, this is used with "POST" and "PUT" requests.

Headers: (optional) Any headers to send along with the request. This should be a stringified JSON object.

Example

request and save file("https://example.com/path/to/image.jpg", "C:/Downloads/image.jpg", "GET")

The script above sends a "GET" request to the specified URL. The response, which is expected to be a file, is saved to "C:/Downloads/image.jpg".

Please note that this command can fail if the server doesn't exist, the server doesn't respond, the file cannot be written, or for a variety of other reasons. It's always a good idea to handle potential errors in your script.

Remember, when downloading files, ensure you have the rights to do so. Do not download copyrighted materials without permission.