httx is a simple, fast, lightweight and user-friendly API client. Whether you are working with a CLI, a library or a server, httx is a perfect choice for making HTTP requests.
- 🌐 API Requests: easily make API requests in a familiar way
- 🤖 CLI: a cross-platform CLI
- 📚 Library: use httx as a library in your project
- ⚡ Performant: extremely fast and efficient
- 🪶 Lightweight: built on web standards, lightweight & without dependencies
- 🐶 User-Friendly: user-friendly, simple, powerful API
- 💪🏽 Type-Safe: strongly-typed, including type-safe errors
bun install -d @stacksjs/httxNote
We are trying to release under the httx package name, which is currently abandoned. Please @npmjs, we would love to!🙏🏽
Making requests is simple. There are two ways of getting started: as a library or as a CLI.
Given the npm package is installed:
import type { HttxConfig } from 'httx'
// import { ... } from 'httx'
// ...In case you are trying to start multiple proxies, you may use this configuration:
httx get api.example.com/users
httx post api.example.com/users name=john email=john@example.com -j
httx get api.example.com/files file@./data.txt -m
httx get api.example.com/secure -a username:password
httx --help
httx --versionThe Reverse Proxy can be configured using a httx.config.ts (or httx.config.js) file and it will be automatically loaded when running the reverse-proxy command.
// httx.config.{ts,js}
import type { HttxOptions } from '@stacksjs/httx'
import os from 'node:os'
import path from 'node:path'
const config: HttxOptions = {
verbose: false,
}
export default configThen run:
./httxTo learn more, head over to the documentation.
bun testPlease see our releases page for more information on what has changed recently.
Please review the Contributing Guide for details.
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