Http Client
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A comprehensive Go wrapper for the TMDb API, supporting both v3 and v4 with optional auto-retry and custom HTTP client configuration.
A Terraform provider for declarative HTTP API interactions, enabling infrastructure teams to manage any REST service as Terraform resources.
A minimal category that adds synchronous request support to AFNetworking 1.x, 2.x, and 3.x.
A D language HTTP client library inspired by Python's requests, offering a simple high-level API with low memory footprint and high performance.
An Elixir library that provides an Ecto.Repo-like interface for interacting with RESTful APIs instead of databases.
A lightweight GraphQL client for Python 2.7+ with simple token injection support.
A type-safe REST client for PHP that generates API implementations from annotated interfaces.
An HTTP-based API testing application for GNOME built with GTK4 and Libadwaita.
A collection of TypeScript libraries that mimic Angular's APIs for reactive HTTP clients and decorators.
A collection of TypeScript libraries that mimic Angular's APIs for HTTP clients and decorators in non-Angular environments.
An Elixir library for parsing user agent strings to identify browsers, operating systems, devices, and bots.
An Elixir wrapper for the Facebook Graph API, providing a clean interface for Facebook integration.
A React Native library for efficient HTTP file transfers, supporting downloads, uploads, and multipart uploads with progress tracking.
XPath/XQuery 3.1 interpreter for Pascal with HTTP/S, JSON, HTML, and web scraping capabilities.
An intuitive Rust client for ArangoDB with ergonomic, OOP-like APIs for both async and sync operations.
A fluent, feature-rich, and highly configurable HTTP client library for Go, designed for rapid and precise API interactions.
A lightweight HTTP/1.1 client for Erlang, now deprecated in favor of newer alternatives.
A Scala library for Neo4j that provides a type-safe, Anorm-inspired API for executing Cypher queries over HTTP.
A reliable, flexible, and fast Rust framework for web crawling and request-response services.
An HTTP-based API testing tool for Erlang that executes sequential requests and validates responses.
A Xamarin HttpClient handler that uses native platform networking libraries (iOS NSURLSession, Android OkHttp3, UWP) for better performance and security.
A Docker HTTP client for the Java VM written in Groovy and Kotlin, supporting all Docker API endpoints.
A versatile Swift HTTP networking library with built-in Codable support, request interceptors, and popular framework integrations.
Official Ruby client library for interacting with the Typesense search engine API.
A Rust library for streaming audio, video, and other content from remote sources with read and seek support.
A deprecated React Native plugin for uploading files and form data to servers.
A user-friendly command-line HTTP client written in Crystal, designed as a curl alternative with syntax highlighting.
A compile-time generated, reflection-free REST API client library for .NET Standard, focused on performance and type safety.
A Cucumber-based DSL for testing RESTful web services with built-in file support and variable handling.
An HTTP client library for Swift built on Swift-NIO, featuring Codable support, circuit breaker integration, and multiple response types.
A simple and flexible HTTP client for Crystal with middleware support and built-in testing utilities.
A Crystal library for stubbing HTTP::Client requests in tests, inspired by the Ruby webmock gem.
A Node.js package that implements the W3C XMLHttpRequest specification, enabling browser-like HTTP client functionality.
A Go client library for interacting with the HipChat API (v1 only).
An elegant network abstraction layer for Swift that combines the strengths of Alamofire and Moya.
A cross-platform implementation of dart:io that works on all platforms, including browsers.
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