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  • BaseHTTP - contains all basic HTTP methods with logging. Verifies response status and raises one of errors if status is not 2xx. Allure can be passed for adding attaches to reports.
  • RetrySession - simple implementation of retrying requests for flaky cases.
  • HTTP errors - set of exceptions for typical HTTP error statuses.

gRPC

  • BaseInterceptor - adds logging and verifies response status. Allure can be passed for adding attaches to reports.
  • BaseStub - simple wrapper which adds BaseInterceptor to channel.
  • GRPCError - base gRPC exception.

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