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An HTTP bridge enabling HTTP 1.1 clients to send and receive messages to/from Apache Kafka clusters.
A type-safe, resilient, and tiny fetch wrapper for TypeScript that never throws on non-200 responses.
A JavaScript client for Kinto that stores data locally first and syncs with a remote server when online.
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.
An opinionated HTTP library for .NET apps that provides request deduplication, prioritization, concurrency limiting, and offline caching.
A Node.js server for building configurable fake backends using JSON files or JavaScript objects.
An Elixir HTTP/1 and HTTP/2 web server and client that implements the Raxx interface.
A Go HTTP client library inspired by axios and Python requests, offering a simple API with no third-party dependencies.
Lightweight HTTP extensions for Java's built-in HttpClient, adding multipart uploads, caching, decompression, and object mapping.
An enterprise-grade PHP client for Neo4j graph database with support for Bolt protocol, transactions, and high availability.
A cross-platform microframework for building fast, compact web applications in Pascal using Delphi or Lazarus/Free Pascal.
A simple, stateful session management library for Go with CSRF protection and easy session revocation.
A lightweight, embeddable web server written in pure C# for quickly creating .NET web services with minimal configuration.
A middleware for centralized exception handling as a convention in ASP.NET Core applications.
A simple, lightweight Go package for rendering JSON, JSONP, XML, YAML, HTML, and file responses in HTTP handlers.
A feature-rich HTTP and REST client for the Crystal programming language, inspired by Ruby's RestClient.
R client for the Elasticsearch HTTP API, enabling data indexing, search, and analysis from R.
A lightweight SMTP client and email queue written in Go, available as both a Go package and a standalone HTTP API service.
A state-machine-based REST toolkit for OCaml that implements HTTP request processing with validation, authentication, and content negotiation.
A universal load testing framework for Rust with real-time terminal UI support for HTTP, gRPC, databases, and custom services.
An OCaml HTTP client library supporting HTTP/1.X and HTTP/2 protocols.
A minimal and fast HTTP server framework for Deno, designed for building web applications with simplicity and performance.
A lightweight HTTP framework for Bash shell that parses requests and generates valid responses.
A Capacitor community plugin for native HTTP requests, file downloads/uploads, and cookie management in hybrid mobile apps.
A Rust-based reverse proxy server with a built-in WebUI, supporting TCP/UDP/HTTP/TLS/WebSocket protocols.
A Go library for recording and replaying HTTP/HTTPS interactions as mock cassettes for offline testing.
A REST toolkit for building highly-scalable and fault-tolerant HTTP APIs with Elixir.
A lightning-fast HTTP router for Go with full http.Handler compatibility and zero memory allocations during serving.
A Go-based HTTP/DNS traffic generator that creates background noise to protect your browsing privacy.
A collection of OpenTracing utilities, instrumentations, and extensions for Java applications, now in maintenance mode.
A collection of OpenTracing utilities, instrumentations, and extensions for Java applications.
A curated guide to R packages for web scraping, APIs, web services, and web technologies.
A cross-platform C++ HTTP client library focused on usability, speed, and modern features like caching and connection pooling.
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.
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