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State of client side HTTP in #python
- stdlib http.client - HTTP/1.1 only, docs recommend to use requests instead.
- requests - poorly maintained, in 2020 stopped working when servers deprecated older TLS versions. HTTP/1.1 only, sync only
- #httpx - comparatively slow and API design is driven by compatibility with browsers. Some users plug-in aiohttp for better performance. Supports HTTP/2 but it's discouraged as not optimized.
- #aiohttp - good API, both client and server but seems more focused on the server side; HTTP/1.1 only.
- #niquests - async fork of requests with HTTP/2, but uses forked urllib3 with the same package name as the original, which messes up deployment.
- #aioquic - client & server, HTTP/3 only🤦
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State of client side HTTP in #python
- stdlib http.client - HTTP/1.1 only, docs recommend to use requests instead.
- requests - poorly maintained, in 2020 stopped working when servers deprecated older TLS versions. HTTP/1.1 only, sync only
- #httpx - comparatively slow and API design is driven by compatibility with browsers. Some users plug-in aiohttp for better performance. Supports HTTP/2 but it's discouraged as not optimized.
- #aiohttp - good API, both client and server but seems more focused on the server side; HTTP/1.1 only.
- #niquests - async fork of requests with HTTP/2, but uses forked urllib3 with the same package name as the original, which messes up deployment.
- #aioquic - client & server, HTTP/3 only🤦
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Заметка про работу с WebTransport в Python используя aioquic или Скучный `кликер` с (не)скучным QUIC
Статья является заметкой про библиотеку aioquic и ее использование для WebTransport. Заметка была ранее написана как разбор чужого примера, при знакомстве с aioquic. Заметка описывает события QUIC и HTTP/3 реализованные в aioquic, опираясь на старый рабочий демонстрационнай пример. В худших академических традициях, к старой заметке была добавлена "вода" про кликер - о создании простейшего приложения которое увеличивает число по запросу пользователя. Для тех, кому не не интересна "вода", лучше начать с раздела [ Работа с WebTransport в Python используя aioquic ].