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mrequests

Using multiprocessing and requests to send requests using threads to fasten sending large number of requests.

Usage

from mrequests import PoolRequests
m = PoolRequests(method="GET")
urls = ["https://www.google.com","https://www.yahoo.com"]
resp = m.send(urls)
for r in resp:
  print(r.status_code)

Installation

pip install mrequests

Future Work

  • Parameterized requests
  • Authenticated Sessions

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