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Methods like .select() and .where() provide a declarative, readable way to build API requests, as shown in the YouTube API example with .query('youtube').select('channels').where({forUsername: 'GitHub'}).

Includes JSON configurations for services like Google, Dropbox, and Twitter, automatically handling endpoints, versions, and authentication to reduce boilerplate.

Built on request-compose, it supports all HTTP methods, multipart uploads, streams, OAuth, and proxies, offering low-level control without sacrificing abstraction.

Allows aliasing methods (e.g., .select() for .get()) to match coding styles, improving code readability as demonstrated in the README examples.