First, let’s set the stage. There are many ways to encapsulate Axios, and numerous open-source frameworks and tools available online that provide powerful encapsulations. These can be referenced and used in actual work. However, I believe that these framework encapsulations, due to their extensive functionalities, lead to more code and a tighter coupling with their … Read more
In daily development, everyone is familiar with status codes like 200 for success, 404 for not found, and 500 for server errors. However, HTTP actually defines dozens of status codes, many of which are very useful yet often overlooked. Some can solve practical problems, some have interesting stories, and others can make your API design … Read more
Core Features httpx Modern API Design: Inspired by the synchronous libraryrequests, the API is intuitive and easy to use. HTTP/2 Support: Natively supports HTTP/2, which can enhance communication efficiency with compatible servers. Sync and Async Compatibility: Supports both synchronous (httpx.Client) and asynchronous (httpx.AsyncClient) interfaces, suitable for mixed scenarios. aiohttp High Performance: Designed to be lightweight, … Read more
This article systematically organizes the status codes in the HTTP protocol, categorizing and analyzing their meanings and applicable scenarios, which can help developers quickly locate request issues and optimize interaction logic. It also designs a standard based on the combination of HTTP methods and status codes. Detailed Explanation of HTTP Status Codes: Uses and Meanings … Read more
HTTP status codes are the core feedback mechanism in client-server communication, appearing as three-digit numbers in the HTTP response headers, revealing the result of the request processing. Understanding these status codes is crucial for developers during debugging, operations troubleshooting, or API design. This article systematically analyzes common HTTP status codes and their application scenarios, helping … Read more
Sometimes, programs need to interact with the outside world, such as fetching web content, submitting forms, downloading files… These operations rely on HTTP requests. The Python standard library also has a urllib that can be used to send HTTP requests, but it always feels a bit awkward to use. Thus, requests emerged! It is simply … Read more
RestSharp, the ultimate tool for HTTP requests! Hello everyone, I am Yang Ge! Today I want to introduce you to a super useful HTTP request library in .NET – RestSharp. In modern web development, we often need to call various API interfaces, and RestSharp is like a Swiss Army knife, allowing us to easily handle … Read more
Hello everyone! Today I want to share with you Requests, a very popular and easy-to-use Python HTTP library. Whether you want to retrieve data from a webpage or send requests to a server, Requests makes everything simple and clear. Next, we will explore the basic usage of Requests, common features, and practical application scenarios together. … Read more
Learning About the HTTP Retry Library in Go Hello everyone! Today we will learn how to use a very practical HTTP retry library in Go—go-http-retry. In network programming, when sending HTTP requests, various issues may arise, such as unstable networks or server timeouts. At this point, the retry mechanism becomes particularly important. By using the … Read more
HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is the most widely used network protocol on the Internet, used for transferring hypertext from servers to local browsers. This article will explore the HTTP protocol in depth through multiple moderately difficult code examples, case analyses, common pitfalls, and applicable scenarios. Basics of HTTP HTTP is a request-response protocol where the … Read more
