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An aggregating proxy that provides a single API endpoint and high availability for multiple Prometheus shards.
A C++17 header-only library for building embedded HTTP/WebSocket servers with async request handling and Express-like routing.
A synchronous, intuitive micro-web-framework for Rust that handles HTTP requests without middleware.
A high-performance C++ coroutine library for I/O-intensive applications, featuring user-space threading and support for epoll, io_uring, and DPDK.
A lightweight program for storing and accessing location data published by OwnTracks apps via MQTT or HTTP.
A usable, fast, and simple HTTP 1.1 client library for Ruby, ideal for API clients and general HTTP requests.
A spec-driven, strongly opinionated framework for building composable applications in Rust.
Plugin-driven, extensible HTTP client toolkit for Go, built on net/http with a hierarchical middleware layer.
A high-performance HTTP honeypot that punishes unruly bots by serving them an infinite stream of deceptive content.
A Clojure library for building web APIs with automatic Swagger documentation, data validation, and async support.
A set of high-level PHP abstractions for declarative programming using flat files and plain functions.
A set of high-level PHP abstractions for declarative programming using flat files and plain functions.
A modular Rust service framework for building programmable network proxies, clients, and servers with fine-grained control over packet flow.
A microframework for building JavaScript/TypeScript HTTP systems, runtime-agnostic and strongly typed.
A networking framework that evolves with your application
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.
HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, Websocket client (and more) for Erlang/OTP.
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.
Command-line tools for managing, searching, and serving ZIM files offline.
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# library providing type providers and helpers for accessing CSV, JSON, XML, HTML, and WorldBank data.
F# type providers and utilities for accessing structured data formats (CSV, HTML, JSON, XML) and WorldBank data.
A complete, dependency-free Go port of httpbin for testing HTTP clients and APIs.
A .NET library implementing HTTP caching for both client-side HttpClient and server-side ASP.NET Web API/MVC Core.
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.
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