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wendux/fly
Fly
Fly ist eine HTTP-Client-Bibliothek und ein plattformübergreifender Netzwerk-Wrapper, der eine einheitliche Promise-basierte Schnittstelle zur Verwaltung von Netzwerkanfragen über diverse JavaScript-Laufzeitumgebungen und Betriebssysteme hinweg bietet. Er fungiert als Multi-Runtime-Request-Manager, der zugrunde liegende HTTP-Engines abstrahiert, um konsistentes Verhalten zwischen Browsern und nativen Umgebungen sicherzustellen.
Die Bibliothek bietet ein Middleware-System zum Erfassen und Modifizieren ausgehender Anfragen und eingehender Antworten durch eine Request-Interceptor-Pipeline. Sie verwendet adapterbasiertes Engine-Switching, um eine konsistente API über verschiedene Plattformen hinweg zu wahren, und enthält einen Mechanismus, um Anfragen von Web-Views an native Umgebungen für zentralisiertes Zertifikats- und Cookie-Management weiterzuleiten.
Das Projekt deckt ein breites Spektrum an Traffic-Management-Funktionen ab, einschließlich gleichzeitiger Request-Ausführung, asynchroner Request-Queueing und der Handhabung binärer Daten wie Buffer und Blobs. Es bietet zudem Utilities für globale Konfiguration, URL-Parameter-Management und automatisierte Datenserialisierung zwischen JSON und anderen Formaten.
Features
- API Request Execution - Provides a unified, Promise-based API for executing network requests consistently across different runtimes and platforms.
- Cross-Platform Networking - Provides a unified network wrapper that abstracts underlying HTTP engines for consistent behavior across diverse environments.
- Middleware-Based Request Pipelines - Implements a modular chain of pluggable components to intercept, modify, and process network requests and responses.
- Cross-Platform HTTP Clients - Offers a unified API that ensures consistent HTTP request behavior across browsers, servers, and mobile runtimes.
- HTTP Engine Swapping - Allows swapping the underlying network mechanism to ensure compatibility across different platforms and environments.
- HTTP Client Libraries - Provides a Promise-based HTTP client library for making network requests across different operating systems and runtimes.
- HTTP Request Interceptors - Implements a middleware pipeline to capture and modify network traffic for authentication and data formatting.
- Promise-Based API Wrappers - Wraps network operations in promises to provide a standardized asynchronous interface for concurrent requests.
- Data Serialization - Automatically transforms request bodies and response data between JSON strings, form data, and binary buffers.
- Network Engine Abstraction - Swaps the underlying network mechanism to maintain a consistent API across diverse operating systems and runtimes.
- Binary Data Handling - Supports retrieving response bodies as buffers, blobs, or streams for handling non-text content.
- Concurrent REST Executions - Enables triggering multiple network requests simultaneously to improve throughput and avoid sequential blocking.
- Request and Response Transformers - Ships a middleware system to transform outgoing headers and incoming data for authentication and formatting.
- HTTP Request Interceptors - Ships a middleware system for capturing, modifying, and processing outgoing requests and incoming responses.
- Multi-Format Request Support - Supports sending and receiving data using JSON, form data, or binary streams to accommodate various communication standards.
- Network Request Interception - Provides a pipeline for processing requests and responses to handle pre-processing and asynchronous logic.
- Web-to-Native Request Routing - Routes network traffic from a web view to a native environment to centralize certificate and cookie management.
- Web-to-Native Request Forwarding - Routes HTTP requests from web views to native environments to centralize cookie and certificate management.
- Concurrent - Enables triggering multiple network requests simultaneously and processing the aggregated results upon completion.
- Multi-Runtime Request Management - Manages concurrent HTTP calls and binary data specifically across different execution environments.
- Entwicklungstools - Cross-platform HTTP request library for multiple environments.
