Library
Speed
Files
LOC
Dependencies
Developers
PyWGET
152.39
1
338
Wget
>17
Requests
15.58
>20
2558
>7 (Depends on Urllib3)
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Don't get me wrong - I love Nim - but you're false advertising.
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That's a hell of a lot more than 0 dependencies and certainly more than 100 LoC (though LoC is an absurd metric to judge a library by).
It's an interesting concept, and you should certainly keep developing it, but you'd do well to lose the hubris considering that you're leaning on the extremely hard work of many engineers. My 2¢.
Hey there, thanks for the help confirming it, those are in fact imports.
Hi, great stuff!
I'd like to check the 1st status code in a redirect chain - with request you can do:
df['code'] = df.url.apply(lambda url: requests.get(url, allow_redirects=False).status_code)
How can you do that in faster-than-request?
Thanks,
Charly
Responses are just a vanilla simple
dict
.:)
Hi, im new to programming, im tryying to use your faster_than_requests library but cannot get the status code of the requests made.
import faster_than_requests as requests
Exp: response = requests.post(url, "data", http_headers)
I know how to access the response status code with the requests library, but how is it done with yours?
Thanks Juan, although I can't seem to make it work.
Would you mind showing me the full Python syntax on a simple URL please?
Thanks!
Looks like a very interesting project, though I must say I find the a name a bit unnecessarily hostile (and LOC a strange metric)
Some questions: How do you pass headers when making requests? Is there connection pooling? How does it perform when making many large file requests against the same host? Do you have the source code for your benchmarks?
The name was chosen by people, and is also part of other libs family with same name.
Nice
Hi, I encounter a problem during pip install - my system freezez completly while trying to creata a wheel(?). Is there any fix for it?