A small, not so great async Python HTTP client.
API documentation is available here!
This HTTP client does not implement any error / exception handling. If the server the client is talking to deviates from the HTTP spec, this code will behave in unexpected ways. Network errors? Those are unhandled too!
Install
pip install pywreckUsage
response = await pywreck.get("www.example.com", "/")
print(response.status, response.headers, response.data)Why?
Eh, why not? Sometimes you just need a small async HTTP client with no dependencies – no batteries included.
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