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A modular Rust service framework for building programmable network proxies, clients, and servers with fine-grained control over packet flow.
A fast, efficient, and easy-to-use C++ asynchronous micro web framework for building REST APIs.
A mock HTTP server for Elixir testing that intercepts requests and returns preconfigured responses.
A friendly HTTP client package for R that simplifies working with web APIs.
A fast concurrent HTTP/WebSocket server for Ruby with built-in Pub/Sub, built on the facil.io C framework.
A C++ library for building high-performance embedded RESTful HTTP servers.
A high-performance HTTP server for Ruby with Rack compatibility, GraphQL support, and exceptional static asset serving speeds.
A high-performance HTTP server for Ruby with Rack compatibility, GraphQL support, and exceptional speed.
A specification for a well-known URL that redirects to a site's password change form, enabling password managers to directly navigate users.
A proxy server that runs SSH and HTTP(S) on the same port by detecting the protocol of incoming connections.
A Linux daemon that multiplexes SSH and HTTP/HTTPS traffic on a single port, enabling SSH access through firewalls that only allow web traffic.
A suite of enterprise-grade proxy solutions including forward proxy, reverse proxy, load balancer, and NAT traversal built in Rust.
A true object-oriented and immutable Java web framework that eliminates NULLs, static methods, annotations, and mutable objects.
A comprehensive HTTP library for Lua supporting HTTP(S) 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 for both client and server applications.
F# type providers and utilities for accessing structured data formats (CSV, HTML, JSON, XML) and WorldBank data.
F# library providing type providers and helpers for accessing CSV, JSON, XML, HTML, and WorldBank data.
A .NET library implementing HTTP caching for both client-side HttpClient and server-side ASP.NET Web API/MVC Core.
Command-line tools for managing, searching, and serving ZIM files offline.
A complete, dependency-free Go port of httpbin for testing HTTP clients and APIs.
A command-line tool to extract data from HTML/XML pages and JSON APIs using CSS, XPath, XQuery, JSONiq, and pattern matching.
A cross-platform *nix supervisor for managing and daemonizing services with process monitoring and log rotation.
A Swift HTTP/HTTPS networking library for iOS with elegant, human-readable APIs.
A Ruby gem for logging outgoing HTTP requests from your application to aid debugging and understanding API interactions.
A modern cross-platform HTTP load-testing tool written in Go, supporting multiple modes and metric exports.
An expressive and versatile end-to-end HTTP API testing library for Go, built on top of the gentleman HTTP client toolkit.
An OCaml library for building HTTP clients and servers with support for multiple asynchronous backends including Lwt, Async, and Eio.
An Elixir library for building OAuth 2.0 client applications with support for multiple authorization strategies.
A powerful Clojure web library for building production HTTP services with full standards support and async capabilities.
An HTTP client for Elixir based on ibrowse, continuing the HTTPun tradition of HTTParty and HTTPie.
A powerful embedded web server for MicroPython and CPython with WebSockets, routes, and optimized async I/O for IoT and large servers.
Electron wrapper to build and distribute HTTP Toolkit as a standalone desktop application.
A flexible Angular library for caching HTTP requests with support for memory, localStorage, and sessionStorage.
A fast PSR-7 compliant routing and dispatch component for PHP with PSR-15 middleware support, built on FastRoute.
A lightweight HTTP web server with WebSocket support and Python templating for MicroPython on ESP32 and Pycom devices.
A functional-first toolkit for building full-stack web applications in F# on ASP.NET Core.
Turn shell commands into HTTP APIs without writing server code.
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