Accept file as payload with @ token

[Ishmeet]

#173

ishmeets@ishmeets-mbp protocurl % ./src/bin/protocurl -I test/proto -i ..HappyDayRequest ..HappyDayResponse -u localhost:8080/happy-day/verify -d @file.txt                
=========================== POST Request  Text    =========================== >>>
includeReason: true
=========================== POST Response Text    =========================== <<<
1: 1
2: "Thursday is a Happy Day! ⭐"
3: "Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT"
4: ""

[GollyTicker]

Overall it looks good. Thanks for working on it.

Can you also add tests please? Take a look at TESTS.md and you should be able to run and configure them and add new ones.

[Ishmeet]

Overall it looks good. Thanks for working on it.

Can you also add tests please? Take a look at TESTS.md and you should be able to run and configure them and add new ones.

hmm.. getting this error

ishmeets@ishmeets-mbp protocurl % ./test/suite/test.sh "$PWD"
./release/0-get-latest-dependencies-versions.sh: line 70: conditional binary operator expected

[GollyTicker]

Overall it looks good. Thanks for working on it.
Can you also add tests please? Take a look at TESTS.md and you should be able to run and configure them and add new ones.

hmm.. getting this error

ishmeets@ishmeets-mbp protocurl % ./test/suite/test.sh "$PWD"
./release/0-get-latest-dependencies-versions.sh: line 70: conditional binary operator expected

Which OS, shell, etc. are you using?

Edit: A sufficiently modern bash should actually do it. The [[ ! -v LATEST_VERSION ]] should actually work quite reliably... It simply checks, if the variable is defined without causing a problem given the -u shelloption which is set.

[GollyTicker]

Ah, I forgot to mention this section from the main README.md
https://github.com/qaware/protocurl/?tab=readme-ov-file#development

[Ishmeet]

Overall it looks good. Thanks for working on it.
Can you also add tests please? Take a look at TESTS.md and you should be able to run and configure them and add new ones.

hmm.. getting this error

ishmeets@ishmeets-mbp protocurl % ./test/suite/test.sh "$PWD"
./release/0-get-latest-dependencies-versions.sh: line 70: conditional binary operator expected

Which OS, shell, etc. are you using?

Edit: A sufficiently modern bash should actually do it. The [[ ! -v LATEST_VERSION ]] should actually work quite reliably... It simply checks, if the variable is defined without causing a problem given the -u shelloption which is set.

ishmeets@ishmeets-mbp protocurl % sw_vers    
ProductName:		macOS
ProductVersion:		13.6.2
BuildVersion:		22G320
ishmeets@ishmeets-mbp protocurl % echo $SHELL
/bin/zsh

Tried with bash also, same error.

[GollyTicker]

You might want to debug the shebang and the spcific zsh/bash version:
https://superuser.com/questions/1616706/v-unary-conditional-expression-isnt-working

I'm not sure, but please check which bash version you're specifically using. My Bash 5.1 definitely does work.