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## Params
URL query parameters. If multiple values are provided for a key, Sarin cycles through them in order, starting from a random index for each request. Supports [templating](templating.md).
URL query parameters. Supports [templating](templating.md).
When the same key appears as **separate entries** (in CLI or config file), all values are sent in every request. When multiple values are specified as an **array on a single key** (config file only), Sarin cycles through them.
**YAML example:**
```yaml
params:
key1: value1
key2: [value2, value3]
key2: [value2, value3] # cycles between value2 and value3
# OR
params:
- key1: value1
- key2: [value2, value3]
- key2: [value2, value3] # cycles between value2 and value3
# To send both values in every request, use separate entries:
params:
- key2: value2
- key2: value3 # both sent in every request
```
**CLI example:**
```sh
-param "key1=value1" -param "key2=value2" -param "key2=value3"
-param "key1=value1" -param "key2=value2" -param "key2=value3" # sends both value2 and value3
```
**ENV example:**
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## Headers
HTTP headers. If multiple values are provided for a key, Sarin cycles through them in order, starting from a random index for each request. Supports [templating](templating.md).
HTTP headers. Supports [templating](templating.md).
When the same key appears as **separate entries** (in CLI or config file), all values are sent in every request. When multiple values are specified as an **array on a single key** (config file only), Sarin cycles through them.
**YAML example:**
```yaml
headers:
key1: value1
key2: [value2, value3]
key2: [value2, value3] # cycles between value2 and value3
# OR
headers:
- key1: value1
- key2: [value2, value3]
- key2: [value2, value3] # cycles between value2 and value3
# To send both values in every request, use separate entries:
headers:
- key2: value2
- key2: value3 # both sent in every request
```
**CLI example:**
```sh
-header "key1: value1" -header "key2: value2" -header "key2: value3"
-header "key1: value1" -header "key2: value2" -header "key2: value3" # sends both value2 and value3
```
**ENV example:**
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## Cookies
HTTP cookies. If multiple values are provided for a key, Sarin cycles through them in order, starting from a random index for each request. Supports [templating](templating.md).
HTTP cookies. Supports [templating](templating.md).
When the same key appears as **separate entries** (in CLI or config file), all values are sent in every request. When multiple values are specified as an **array on a single key** (config file only), Sarin cycles through them.
**YAML example:**
```yaml
cookies:
key1: value1
key2: [value2, value3]
key2: [value2, value3] # cycles between value2 and value3
# OR
cookies:
- key1: value1
- key2: [value2, value3]
- key2: [value2, value3] # cycles between value2 and value3
# To send both values in every request, use separate entries:
cookies:
- key2: value2
- key2: value3 # both sent in every request
```
**CLI example:**
```sh
-cookie "key1=value1" -cookie "key2=value2" -cookie "key2=value3"
-cookie "key1=value1" -cookie "key2=value2" -cookie "key2=value3" # sends both value2 and value3
```
**ENV example:**

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</details>
**Random headers from multiple values:**
**Multiple values for the same header (all sent in every request):**
> **Note:** When multiple values are provided for the same header, Sarin starts at a random index and cycles through all values in order. Once the cycle completes, it picks a new random starting point. This ensures all values are used while maintaining some randomness.
> **Note:** When the same key appears as separate entries (in CLI or config file), all values are sent in every request.
```sh
sarin -U http://example.com -r 1000 -c 10 \
-H "X-Region: us-east" \
-H "X-Region: us-west" \
-H "X-Region: eu-central"
-H "X-Region: us-west"
```
<details>
<summary>YAML equivalent</summary>
```yaml
url: http://example.com
requests: 1000
concurrency: 10
headers:
- X-Region: us-east
- X-Region: us-west
```
</details>
**Cycling headers from multiple values (config file only):**
> **Note:** When multiple values are specified as an array on a single key, Sarin starts at a random index and cycles through all values in order. Once the cycle completes, it picks a new random starting point.
```yaml
url: http://example.com
requests: 1000
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- eu-central
```
</details>
**Query parameters:**
```sh