Rest Client
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Automatically generates API client libraries, server stubs, and documentation from OpenAPI specifications.
A terminal-based HTTP client for keyboard-centric API testing and development workflows.
A simple, feature-rich HTTP, REST, and SSE client library for Go.
A comprehensive Go client library for interacting with the GitHub REST API v3.
A Java HTTP client binder that simplifies writing declarative HTTP API clients using annotations.
A type-safe REST library for .NET that automatically generates HTTP clients from interface definitions.
A high-level iOS networking library built on AFNetworking, offering request caching, batch operations, and JSON validation.
A flexible HTTP client library for Ruby with adapter abstraction and Rack middleware support.
A Ruby library that simplifies HTTP requests with an intuitive API and built-in command-line interface.
Generates client libraries for RESTful web services from OpenAPI specifications.
A fluent URL builder and testable HTTP client library for .NET with a modern, asynchronous API.
A modular Android library for easy asynchronous network requests with caching and REST support.
Official Ruby client libraries for accessing Google APIs via HTTP/JSON REST endpoints with authentication and request control.
A tiny shell script wrapper for curl that provides a simple command-line interface for interacting with REST services in pipelines.
A React hook for making isomorphic HTTP requests with built-in caching, GraphQL support, and request/response interceptors.
A Swift framework for iOS/macOS that provides an observable client-side cache for RESTful resources, simplifying state management in networked apps.
A fully-featured HTTP client interface for Neovim, supporting REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket requests.
A Java HTTP REST client for Elasticsearch, providing an alternative to the native Java API.
A fast, asynchronous HTTP client for Neovim that runs HTTP requests directly from .http files within the editor.
A Go client library for interacting with Atlassian Jira's REST API, supporting authentication, issue management, and custom API calls.
A lightweight C++ wrapper around libcurl for making HTTP/REST requests with both simple and advanced configuration options.
A Swift HTTP client library inspired by Python Requests, designed for simplicity and ease of use.
A Ruby gem for communicating with the Twilio API and generating TwiML.
A simplified, lightweight HTTP client library for PHP, providing utility methods for all HTTP verbs and built-in JSON parsing.
A type-safe REST API client library for .NET that simplifies remote endpoint communication through interface definitions.
A small but powerful library for creating REST clients in Objective-C/Swift, built on AFNetworking and Mantle.
Official Go library for interacting with the Twilio SendGrid Web API v3 to send emails and manage email services.
A Ruby gem for interacting with REST APIs using an ActiveRecord-like interface.
A Ruby client for the Salesforce REST API with support for streaming, composite APIs, and multiple authentication methods.
A comprehensive Go client library for interacting with PayPal's REST API, supporting payments, payouts, webhooks, and more.
A library providing Spring's RestTemplate and authentication support for building REST clients in native Android applications.
A Delphi and Lazarus library for consuming REST services with support for multiple HTTP engines and adapters.
An open-source framework for building integrations and APIs with over 1000 pre-built actions.
A Python client SDK for interacting with PocketBase backends, providing a pythonic interface for authentication, collections, and file uploads.
A hackable HTTP client for F# and .NET that combines convenience with flexibility for both interactive exploration and production use.
A Node.js REST API wrapper for Salesforce, Force.com, and Database.com, simplifying integration with OAuth helpers and streaming support.
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