yanzhenjie/NoHttp
NoHttp
NoHttp is an Android HTTP client framework that provides a simplified interface for executing synchronous and asynchronous network calls. It functions as a request wrapper with integrated support for response parsing, a network cache manager for storing data locally, and a file download manager for retrieving remote content.
The framework features strategy-based backend switching, allowing it to swap between OkHttp and URLConnection implementations at runtime. It includes a byte-range resume mechanism for continuing interrupted file transfers and a multi-tier cache layer that supports encrypted storage in local databases or on disk.
The library covers a broad surface of networking capabilities, including interceptor-based request construction, custom response parsing, and request header and parameter management. It also provides utilities for monitoring and debugging network traffic.
Features
- Android HTTP Networking Libraries - A comprehensive Android library for executing HTTP requests with integrated response parsing and file management.
- HTTP Client Wrappers - Provides a simplified wrapper for executing synchronous and asynchronous HTTP calls with integrated response parsing.
- Response Caching - Caches network responses in local databases or on disk to improve speed and reduce data usage.
- Network Client Switching - Allows swapping between OkHttp and URLConnection implementations at runtime via a common interface.
- Multi-Layered Caching - Implements a multi-tier caching system that stores responses in local databases or encrypted files.
- Android Client-Side Networking Frameworks - A native Android framework for managing HTTP requests, response parsing, and network communication.
- Synchronous Executions - Allows performing network requests on background threads that block until the response is received.
- Request Interceptors - Employs a pipeline of interceptors to sequentially build final network requests and apply headers.
- Asynchronous Request Execution - Implements non-blocking network requests using managed thread pools to ensure the application UI remains responsive.
- Background Request Queues - Manages background network operations using a managed queue to prevent blocking the main application thread.
- Mobile API Integrations - Connects Android applications to backend services by managing request parameters, headers, and JSON parsing.
- HTTP Response Caching - Provides a system for caching HTTP responses in local databases or on disk with encryption and freshness controls.
- JSON Data Parsing - Parses network responses into diverse types including strings, bitmaps, JSON objects, and JSON arrays on Android.
- Typed Response Parsers - Provides typed response parsers that map raw network bytes to specific Java objects via base classes.
- Byte-Range Requesting - Utilizes HTTP range headers to request specific byte offsets, enabling the resumption of interrupted file transfers.
- Download Resumption - Supports breakpoint continuation to resume interrupted file downloads from the last received byte.
- Progress-Tracking File Downloads - Saves remote content to local storage with support for custom filenames and transfer progress tracking.
- Android File Download Managers - Provides a download manager for Android that supports progress tracking and resuming interrupted transfers.
- Request Header Management - Includes utilities to add or override HTTP request headers using various data types for custom metadata.
- Custom Body Parsers - Provides extensibility to map incoming data bytes to specific object types through custom parsing methods.
- Request Body Attachers - Supports sending data via forms or request bodies using files, bitmaps, byte arrays, and input streams.
