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httpie-curl-cffi

A HTTPie transport plugin that uses curl_cffi as the HTTP client.

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Installation

pip install httpie-curl-cffi

Usage

Once installed, HTTPie will automatically use curl_cffi for all HTTP requests.

Features

  • Full curl_cffi support
  • Compatible with all HTTPie commands
  • Modern HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 support (when available in curl_cffi)

License

MIT

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