Http Client
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A feature-rich, RFC-compliant HTTP client for Erlang with connection pooling, pipelining, and SSL support.
A Swift/Obj-C HTTP framework built on URLSession with first-class REST and JSON support.
A hackable HTTP client for F# and .NET that combines convenience with flexibility for both interactive exploration and production use.
A Go HTTP client that spoofs TLS/JA3, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 fingerprints to emulate real browsers by default.
A dead simple Ruby API wrapper that uses metaprogramming to build URLs and parse JSON responses.
A Go library for dynamically consuming REST APIs with minimal boilerplate, supporting JSON responses and authentication.
A simple Elixir wrapper for the GitHub API, providing comprehensive access to GitHub's features.
A lightweight Swift library for simplified concurrent and sequential file uploads and downloads on iOS.
Provides clean, isolated HTTP clients in Go that avoid shared state issues with the standard library's default client.
A fast HTTP client for Common Lisp with neat APIs and connection pooling.
A Swift network request framework built on Alamofire that simplifies iOS app networking with protocol-oriented design and UI integration.
An Elixir-flavored HTTP client and DSL library for building JSON-based queries and settings for Elasticsearch.
A developer-friendly HTTP request library for Go, inspired by Python-Requests.
A comprehensive Java client library for interacting with the Consul HTTP API, supporting all endpoints and consistency modes.
A scriptable network authentication cracker for custom services, using Lua scripts to test credentials.
A scriptable network authentication cracker for custom services, using Lua scripts to test credentials.
A REST API testing tool for iOS that lets developers test APIs on mobile devices without a desktop PC.
A Node.js library to configure a global HTTP/HTTPS proxy agent using environment variables.
An idiomatic Clojure HTTP client wrapping JDK 11's HttpClient, supporting HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and WebSockets.
A Go package that prints HTTP client and server requests and responses in a human-readable, colorful terminal format.
A Node.js GraphQL client that lets you write queries as JSON objects instead of strings.
A clean interface for building HTTP servers, frameworks, and clients in Elixir, supporting both simple and streaming exchanges.
A type-safe, functional C# REST client library with compile-time exhaustiveness checking and OpenAPI/MCP code generation.
Lightweight SOAP and REST webservice clients for Groovy with full control over requests.
A RESTful HTTP client for JavaScript apps that configures once with your API schema and handles CRUD operations with a consistent API.
A .NET library for intercepting and stubbing HTTP requests made by HttpClient, primarily for testing purposes.
A Java HTTP client library for interacting with the OpenAI API and compatible providers in a simple, consistent manner.
A lightweight iOS networking library for HTTP/HTTPS requests with clean async APIs and background thread parsing.
A Go implementation of a JSON-RPC 2.0 client over HTTP with support for batch requests, custom headers, and flexible response handling.
A protocol-based networking library for Swift focused on requesting and decoding JSON via Decodable.
A tiny React hook for conveniently using the Fetch API with built-in loading, error, and dependency tracking.
A next-generation HTTP client for Spring that implements client-side response routing, embracing HTTP's full power.
An Elixir library for structured data extraction from websites, articles, and RSS/Atom feeds using information-retrieval techniques.
A type-safe, resilient, and tiny fetch wrapper for TypeScript that never throws on non-200 responses.
A static analysis tool for Go that checks whether HTTP response bodies are properly closed to enable TCP connection reuse.
A simple, functional HTTP client library for F# with an immutable, fluent API.
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