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A fast, mature Ruby HTTP client with a chainable API, streaming support, and fine-grained timeouts.
An enhanced HTTP client for Go with built-in retry mechanisms, circuit breaking, and plugin support for fault-tolerant requests.
A concise, declarative Go library for end-to-end HTTP and REST API testing with chainable request builders and assertions.
A simplified, lightweight HTTP client library for Java that makes REST API calls easier.
A zero-code iOS network debugging library that records and inspects all URLSession traffic via shake gesture.
A Clojure library for asynchronous streaming communication over HTTP, WebSockets, TCP, and UDP, built on Netty and Manifold.
Asynchronous streaming communication library for Clojure providing HTTP, TCP, UDP, and WebSocket servers and clients.
A minimalist, high-performance event-driven HTTP client and server for Clojure, fully Ring-compatible.
A free, native macOS application for testing and debugging HTTP/REST endpoints with a lightweight UI.
A Go HTTP client wrapper that automatically retries failed requests with exponential backoff.
A React hook for making isomorphic HTTP requests with built-in caching, GraphQL support, and request/response interceptors.
An HTTP client for Elixir built on top of hackney, offering a simple and flexible API for making requests.
Versatile HTTP traffic mocking and testing library for Go, compatible with any net/http based client.
A lightweight Arduino library for GSM, LTE, and WiFi modules that provides a simple client interface for IoT connectivity.
A Go library that provides a clean, Python Requests-like API for making HTTP requests with built-in JSON/XML support and sessions.
A high-performance REST API client library for .NET with interface-based declaration, AOT support, and advanced features.
A Java HTTP REST client for Elasticsearch, providing an alternative to the native Java API.
A Lua HTTP client cosocket driver for OpenResty/ngx_lua, supporting streaming, keepalives, and proxy connections.
A flexible HTTP client library for Elixir with a composable middleware stack and support for multiple adapters.
A fully-featured HTTP client interface for Neovim, supporting REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket requests.
A powerful PHP component for fetching HTTP resources synchronously or asynchronously with a flexible API.
A fast, asynchronous HTTP client for Neovim that runs HTTP requests directly from .http files within the editor.
A feature-rich HTTP client library for Node.js that simplifies making REST API requests with automatic serialization and parsing.
A lightweight PHP library for issuing HTTP requests with multiple client implementations including cURL and file_get_contents.
A lightweight PHP HTTP client library with multiple client backends and PSR compliance.
A thin Swift wrapper around NSURLSession that simplifies HTTP requests with convenient APIs.
A Go library for downloading files and directories from various sources using a single URL string.
Advanced Go HTTP client with browser impersonation, TLS fingerprinting, HTTP/3 support, and anti-bot bypass for web automation.
A Go HTTP client library for creating and sending API requests with struct-based encoding and request composition.
A universal WHATWG Fetch API implementation that works across Node.js, browsers, and React Native.
A fast, cross-platform, and reliable multipart downloader library for .NET applications with asynchronous progress events.
A Go library providing a fluent API to simplify HTTP client requests, reducing boilerplate compared to net/http.
A RxSwift wrapper for Alamofire that enables reactive network programming in Swift.
A lightweight C++ wrapper around libcurl for making HTTP/REST requests with both simple and advanced configuration options.
A clean, type-safe HTTP client for Scala supporting synchronous, Future-based, and functional effect system programming styles.
A high-performance streaming JSON parsing and encoding library for Ruby with C bindings to YAJL.
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