More details can be found on my main blog.
The concept is pretty simple, as developers move towards a web where they generate entire UI's and dynamically render content with JavaScript, the awesome cUrl tool won't be able to return the data users expect. I wanted the power of the command-line tool cUrl but with the ability to execute JavaScript on the page.
domcurl https://paul.kinlan.me/
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