Apizr
A Refit-based HTTP client library for .NET that adds resilience patterns like retry, caching, authentication, and logging with minimal code.
What is Apizr?
Apizr is a .NET library that extends Refit to create resilient HTTP API clients. It solves the problem of building robust networking layers by automatically handling retries, caching, authentication, logging, and connectivity checks, reducing boilerplate code and improving application reliability.
.NET developers building mobile, desktop, or web applications that consume RESTful APIs and need reliable networking with offline support and error resilience.
Developers choose Apizr because it consolidates multiple resilience libraries (like Polly, Refit, and caching providers) into a single, easy-to-configure package, offering a declarative attribute-based API and seamless integration with the .NET ecosystem.
Overview
Refit based web api client management, but resilient (retry, connectivity, cache, auth, log, priority, etc...)
Use Cases
Best For
- Building mobile apps that require offline data access and synchronization
- Developing resilient microservices clients with automatic retry and circuit breaker policies
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