requestwrapper
A simple wrapper for the Python requests package
Motivation
Common use cases when dealing with requests are:
- handling response errors
- repeating a request until succesfull response
- executing multiple requests
- saving response (html, pdf) to disk
Requestwrapper implements simple methods to perform such tasks without having to write your own code.
Features
- Parameterize HTTP method using the method-argument
- Handle HTTP errors (status_code>299) by returning the raw response instead of json
- Retry failed requests n-times
- Print request-response to console
- Save response content to disk
Prerequisites
- the requests module (https://pypi.org/project/requests/)
Installing
Hosted on PyPI: (https://pypi.org/project/requestwrapper/) With pip: pip install requestwrapper
Usage
import requestwrapper.Request
#initialize the Request object
Request0=requestwrapper.Request.Request()
# workhorse function: send_request
res=Request0.send_request(url='https://nu.nl',method='GET')
# save response content to disk
Request0.save_response('nu.txt')
Examples
TODO
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