batchhttp provides parallel fetching of HTTP resources through MIME multipart encoding.
This package’s BatchClient applies standard MIME multipart encoding to HTTP messages, providing a standards-conservant technique for making parallelizable HTTP requests over a single proxy connection.
To make a batch request, open a new request on a BatchClient instance and add your subrequests, along with callbacks that will receive the subresponses. Once all parallelized requests are added, complete the request; the request is made and the batched subresponses are provided to your callbacks.
This is an implementation of the draft specification for batch HTTP request processing available at:
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