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To send long JSON POST requests without truncation in Termux, use Python's urllib.request to execute the HTTP call directly. This bypasses terminal shell argument length limits that cause curl to truncate large payloads.

Your JSON POST request gets truncated in Termux because the terminal shell imposes strict argument length limits on curl commands. Using Python's urllib.request executes the HTTP call within the interpreter, avoiding shell truncation entirely.

Yes, you can use Python urllib.request to send large API payloads on mobile platforms like Termux. It processes JSON POST data internally without relying on shell arguments, preventing payload truncation and parse errors.

The best way to send structured data or long text answers via an API from a terminal is using Python's urllib.request. It handles arbitrarily long JSON POST payloads natively, avoiding the parse errors associated with truncated curl commands.

You need a standard Python environment with built-in urllib.request support to avoid shell truncation for API calls. No external dependencies are required, making it highly compatible and easy to set up in environments like Termux.

Using Python instead of curl for JSON POST requests has no specific limitations mentioned for handling large data. It successfully overcomes terminal shell argument length limits, though it requires a Python environment to execute the script.