export to hurl format

[teto]

I have some trouble with my fork of rest.nvim #174 so I thought I would try:
https://hurl.dev/
with a structured enough datastructure, it should be easy to export basic requests to hurl format.

Listing changes to be made to

• < data.bin to file,data.bin; https://hurl.dev/docs/request.html#file-body

[teto]

actually I quite like their format, right now I have to write lua code to decode returned value and inject them in the next step:

{% 
local body = context.json_decode(context.result.body)
context.set_env("VG_COREITEM_ID", body.coreItemId)
context.set_env("VG_SNAPSHOT_ID", body.snapshotId)
%}

but a tree-sitter grammar wont be able to parse that. Thus I think we could try to adopt HURL format when/if adding features or be able to skip their instructions so that we can use .hurl files in rest.nvim transparently

[teto]

note: there is a hurl grammar https://github.com/kjuulh/tree-sitter-hurl

[Chaitanyabsprip]

why can't rest.nvim work with hurl files? I haven't looked into the code base, but the availability of parsers for both http and hurl should make it easy to work with both?