cpr is a C++ networking library that provides a high-level HTTP request client. It functions as a wrapper around libcurl to simplify the process of sending and receiving data from web servers, specifically managing GET and POST calls and multipart form uploads. The library provides both synchronous and asynchronous execution models, allowing network requests to run on background threads to prevent application freezing. It integrates with the C++ Standard Library to map low-level pointers to standard strings and containers, utilizing RAII for automatic resource management. The project covers
Requests is a Python HTTP client library used for sending HTTP requests and handling responses. It serves as a network client providing fundamental components for session management, proxy routing, multi-part uploading, and SSL/TLS certificate verification. The project distinguishes itself through a session manager that maintains cookies and reuses TCP connections to improve network performance. It also includes a dedicated multi-part form uploader for transmitting binary data and an integrated SSL/TLS certificate verifier to ensure encrypted and trusted communication. The library covers a b
ServiceStack is a high-performance .NET web framework designed for building type-safe APIs using strongly-typed request and response objects. It functions as a message-based API engine that decouples business logic from the transport layer, allowing services to be exposed via multiple protocols including HTTP, gRPC, and various message queue providers. The framework is distinguished by its type-safe API generator, which produces native client SDKs and data transfer objects from service metadata across multiple languages. It also includes a distributed service gateway for microservices orchest
Typhoeus is a Ruby wrapper for libcurl that functions as a session-based HTTP client. It provides an interface for making both synchronous and asynchronous network requests. The project acts as a parallel request manager, using a managed queue to execute multiple network requests concurrently. It further distinguishes itself as a mocking tool for stubbing requests with predefined responses and as a caching layer that stores responses to avoid redundant network calls. The library covers a broad range of capabilities including session cookie management, response body streaming for large files,