Hi CStefano,
When you query from the Shopify GraphiQL App, the app is decoding the Unicode escape sequences for display, making it more human-readable. However, when you fetch the data using curl, you're getting the raw JSON response, which includes the Unicode escape sequences.
To get the desired HTML format from the curl response, you'll need to decode the Unicode escape sequences. Here's how you can handle this:
1. Using a Tool or Library:
Many programming languages have libraries or built-in functions to decode Unicode escape sequences in strings. For example, in Python you could do the following:
import json
raw_data = '[{"key":"body_html","value":"..."}]' # Your raw JSON data here
decoded_data = json.loads(raw_data)
print(decoded_data[0]['value'])
2. Using jq with curl:
If you're using curl in the command line, you can pipe the output to jq to parse and decode the JSON:
curl YOUR_URL_HERE | jq -r '.[0].value'
The -r flag in jq tells it to output raw strings, decoding any escape sequences.
3. Check Headers and Parameters:
Ensure that you're setting the Accept header to application/json when making the curl request. This ensures that the server knows you want a JSON response.
curl -H "Accept: application/json" YOUR_URL_HERE
Hope this helps!
