httpxy 0.0.0a1

HTTP client (httpx) with native yaml support.

httpxy

HTTP client with yaml support

Adds minor convenience features to the excellent httpx library which aims to make working with yaml easier and safer.

Installation

pip install httpxy

Features

• Always use safe_load(). DONE
• Response objects have a response.yaml() for deserializing YAML to a dict. DONE
• Automatic serialization of objects to yaml. TODO
• Automatic deserializing of yaml to python objects/classes/models. TODO
• Works with multiple yaml packages. TODO

Examples

Deserialize directly from Response objects.

Equivalent to response.json().

import httpxy
from pprint import pprint

response = httpxy.get("https://mockbin.org/request", headers={"accept": "application/yaml"})

dict_from_yaml = response.yaml()

pprint(dict_from_yaml, sort_dicts=False, depth=1)

    {'startedDateTime': '2021-03-06T19:54:03.157Z',
     'clientIPAddress': '99.99.999.999',
     'method': 'GET',
     'url': 'https://mockbin.org/request',
     'httpVersion': 'HTTP/1.1',
     'cookies': None,
     'headers': {...},
     'queryString': {},
     'postData': {...},
     'headersSize': 559,
     'bodySize': 0}

print(response.text)

    startedDateTime: '2021-03-06T19:54:03.157Z'
    clientIPAddress: 99.99.999.999
    method: GET
    url: 'https://mockbin.org/request'
    httpVersion: HTTP/1.1
    cookies:
    headers:
      host: mockbin.org
      connection: close
      accept-encoding: gzip
      x-forwarded-proto: http
      cf-visitor: '{"scheme":"https"}'
      accept: application/yaml
      user-agent: python-httpx/0.17.0
    queryString: {}
    postData:
      mimeType: application/octet-stream
      text: ""
      params: []
    headersSize: 559
    bodySize: 0