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Efetch - The new HTTP-Client

efetch is the newest HTTP-Client SDK with configuration of a normal HTTP-Client on C# or .NET. Something like Axios on C# 🀣

efetch

Give it a search on the Nuget Gallery.

efetch

A brief description:

efetch is a lightweight C# library for making HTTP requests with ease. It provides a simple interface for performing common HTTP operations such as GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE. It also supports custom logging for requests, responses, and errors. With retry policy added on top of the cake.

Why the need for efetch and it's major difference to writing your own httpclient sdk. Well, the need is simple. Why wait for long queues to just get a form for signing out, in few terms, If you are in hurry, you need just a good pass and be out. This is what efetch does for you.

  • Handles the configuration that are sometime 😀 to just write.
  • Less lines of code to write to establish a connection with your friendly external restapi.
  • Retry Policy is already set and ready to go.
  • Logging is just like yesterday. OfCourse, if your yesterday was great πŸ˜‚
  • Quick and reliable, since you know error handling is out-of-the-box, not literally outside a box. Just the phrase.πŸ‘»
  • Save time, more slack on the dollar.

Why the wait to get your workflow on steroids! Give a go, have a bit of your magic potion. It is free. If you want to gift the creator, head to the GitHub and support a good πŸ‘» to keep on doing more.

Do the basics. Like and share. You might thank yourself and not shot yourself on the foot πŸ˜‚

Likewise, everytime πŸ›Έ

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