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http2-got

v1.1.1

Published

Simplified HTTP2 / HTTP1 request client.

Downloads

4

Readme

HTTP2 got

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Simplified HTTP requests

NPM Version Build Status Known Vulnerabilities

Http2 got is a human-friendly and powerful HTTP1.1 / HTTP2 request library.

To be http2 compatible it uses http2-client. To make requests it uses got - expect the API to be identical just with http2 support.

#Motivation Got is a wonderfull module, it was just missing http2 support that was added with this module.

When using the module you are actually using the got module not even a fork...

You can easilly achive it in the same manner without this module:

const {request} = require('http2-client');
const got = require('got');

const gotWithHttp2 = got.extend({
	request
});

That's it! of course we have additional integration tests to validate this integration...

Full API Documentation

The API is identical to this of Got. To see the full API documentation: Got Documentation

License

MIT