Comments on Mind Reference: Python HTTP Client API

Supported by python 2.6+ (in seconds): c = HTTPCli...

2014-02-28T10:57:40.688+02:00

Supported by python 2.6+ (in seconds):
c = HTTPClient(...)
c.connection.timeout = 10

How about timeout?

2014-02-28T08:52:29.545+02:00

How about timeout?

16102 lines of python code in requests vs 3835 in ...

2013-10-15T15:44:32.595+03:00

16102 lines of python code in requests vs 3835 in urllib3 vs 255.

So what was so complicated about Requests and urll...

2013-10-15T13:37:15.177+03:00

So what was so complicated about Requests and urllib3 that you had to write your own http client library?

Just wanted to enumerate the features you are refe...

2013-10-14T14:37:28.785+03:00

Just wanted to enumerate the features you are referencing to: gzip decoding, file posting, ssl verification, connection reuse... am I missing something? - Kšyštof

HTTP in the real world is NOT simple. urllib2 fail...

2013-10-14T13:51:54.741+03:00

HTTP in the real world is NOT simple. urllib2 failed not because it wasn't simple to use (btw, I don't agree with people who say it has bad API) but because it lacks many features needed in day-to-day work which requests/urllib3 provide out of the box. “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” - Albert Einstein

Keep things simple.

2013-10-14T08:21:46.088+03:00

Keep things simple.

Is this better than https://pypi.python.org/pypi/r...

2013-10-14T00:11:15.116+03:00

Is this better than https://pypi.python.org/pypi/requests

Well, I hope get this improved over time.

2013-10-13T20:57:18.455+03:00

Well, I hope get this improved over time.

Your project seems very interesting, looking to us...

2013-10-13T16:12:37.809+03:00

Your project seems very interesting, looking to use it in future.

Suggestion: describe better what it does, purposes, etc.

Does you agree that "wheezy.core is a python package written in pure Python code. It provides core features. It is optimized for performance, well tested and documented." is very uninformative?

Thanks