In bash I send HTTP request and get response like this: 

#!/bin/bash 

curl -kv -X POST \
    "https://my.webpage.com/my/path" \
    --header 'My-Header: alfa' \
    --header 'My-Header-2: beta' \
    --data-raw 'here is my data'

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How exactly can I do that in Perl? 


#!/usr/bin/perl 

use Mojo::Message::Request;

my $req = Mojo::Message::Request->new;

$req->url->parse("https://my.webpage.com/my/path"); 

$req->method("POST"); 

$req->headers->header("My-Header", "alfa"); 
$req->headers->header("My-Header-2", "beta"); 

$req->body("here is my data");


??  what here? 
??  how to send that request to serwer  my.webpage.com? 
??  hot do I get response from server?

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In reply to Mojo instead of curl by leszekdubiel

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