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🛰️ Fibreq (FIBer REQuests)

Fibreq is non-blocking HTTP client designed specifically for the Tarantool ecosystem, leveraging the Tarantool's fiber capabilities. It aims to provide a robust, feature-rich alternative for making HTTP(S) requests directly from Tarantool instances, inspired by the ease of use seen in libraries like reqwest but tailored for Tarantool's unique environment.

✨Features

  • Non-blocking Nature: Utilizes Tarantool's fiber system for efficient, non-blocking I/O operations.
  • Connection Pooling: Enhances performance by reusing connections across multiple requests, minimizing the overhead of establishing new connections.
  • Comprehensive Timeout Controls: Offers detailed timeout configurations for connection establishment, request sending, and response reading to avoid hanging requests.
  • HTTPS Support: Secures your data with TLS support for HTTPS requests, ensuring your connections are encrypted and safe.
  • Flexible Request Building: Simplifies creating complex requests with a convenient builder pattern, supporting various content types, headers, and body content.
  • Error Handling: Provides clear and actionable errors, making debugging and error resolution straightforward.

📦 Installation

Add Fibreq to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
fibreq = "0.1.0"

🚀 Quick Start

fn request() -> Result<(), fibreq::error::Error> {
    let client = fibreq::ClientBuilder::new().build();
    let response = client.get("https://google.ru").unwrap().send().unwrap();

    println!("Status: {}", response.status());
    if let Ok(text) = response.text() {
        println!("Body: {}", text);
    }
    Ok(())
}

Dependencies

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~342K SLoC