Use your username and API key instead of a password.
The most direct way to download an artifact is by targeting its URL. You must use the -O (save with remote name) or -o (save as custom name) flag; otherwise, curl will print the binary content to your terminal.
Artifactory provides specific REST endpoints to find the "latest" version based on repository layout or properties. Authorization Headers - JFrog
Downloading files from JFrog Artifactory using curl is a standard practice for automating CI/CD pipelines, provisioning servers, or managing build dependencies. Because Artifactory exposes a comprehensive REST API , you can perform everything from simple file fetches to complex recursive folder downloads. 1. Basic File Download
# Save with the original filename curl -u : -O "https:// /artifactory/ /path/to/artifact.zip" # Save with a custom filename curl -u : -o my-local-file.zip "https:// /artifactory/ /path/to/artifact.zip" Use code with caution. 2. Authentication Methods
curl -u : -O "https:// /artifactory/ /artifact.jar" Use code with caution.
For security, avoid using raw passwords in scripts. Artifactory supports several more secure authentication methods:
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer " -O "https:// /artifactory/ /artifact.jar" Use code with caution. 3. Downloading the Latest Version