resq
Dual-mode HTTP client — one verb surface, adapter-selected engines: 'requests' for
sync, 'httpx' for async.
Install: pip install resq.
from resq import Requests
with Requests("https://api.example.com", adapter="requests", timeout=5) as client:
data = client.get("/users/42").json()
Async — same verbs, adapter="httpx", await them:
from resq import Session
async with Session("https://api.example.com", adapter="httpx", timeout=5) as client:
data = (await client.get("/users/42")).json()
A method-level timeout turns a verb into a polling loop; r.reload() re-runs a
request in place.
Full documentation: https://qarium.github.io/resq/.
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